Overview
Extract clean web articles locally, preview, auto-generate Tables of Contents, download EPUB files, and optionally send to Kindle.
Send Web to Kindle is a lightweight Chrome Extension that turns readable web articles, blog posts, or selected text into clean EPUB files directly inside your browser and lets you send them to your Kindle reader with one click. All processing runs entirely client-side inside your browser, ensuring absolute privacy. No intermediate servers, no data collection. ✓ KEY FEATURES 🌟 New features 🔥 Automated Tables of Contents (TOC): Scans headings (h1–h6) in articles to auto-generate fully navigation-compliant TOC indexes in EPUB. 🔥 Continuous Extract: Extract and combine multiple articles or multiple selected text selections into a single EPUB file, complete with an automatically generated table of contents for seamless navigation. --------------------------------------------------- 🔥 Clean Article Extraction: Strips ads, scripts, tracking pixels, cookie banners, and layout clutter to keep only clean articles using advanced HTML sanitization. 🔥 Preserves Content Structure: Retains important structures such as headings, paragraphs, lists, quotes, tables, code blocks, links, figures, and inline images. 🔥 Live Side Panel Preview: Displays a cleaned preview in the Chrome Side Panel before compiling. You can read, inspect, or adjust the metadata before saving. 🔥 Edit Metadata: Customize the book Title and Author details directly from the sidebar. 🔥 Direct Gmail Delivery: Sends compiled EPUB files directly to your approved Kindle e-mail address using secure Google OAuth2 credentials. 🔥 100% Client-Side Privacy: Your articles and personal credentials never touch external intermediate servers. No accounts required. 🔥 Extract for MangaPlus ✓ HOW TO USE 1. Open any web article or blog post. 2. Click the extension icon (or right-click the page / selected text and select "Save article/selection as EPUB") to open the Side Panel preview. 3. Review the parsed content, and adjust the Title or Author if needed. 4. Click "Download EPUB" to save it locally, or connect your Gmail and Kindle email to send it instantly with one click. ✓ QUICK SEND-TO-KINDLE SETUP (REQUIRED ONCE) 1. Go to your Amazon Account -> Manage Your Content and Devices -> Preferences. 2. Under "Personal Document Settings", add your Gmail address to the "Approved Personal Document E-mail List". 3. Copy your Send-to-Kindle email address (usually ends with @kindle.com). 4. Open the extension Settings, paste your Kindle email, and click "Connect Google Account" to authorize Gmail sending. ✓ PRIVACY & DATA USE POLICY • 100% Serverless & Client-side: All processing runs locally inside your browser extension. • Google User Data Access: The extension requests "identity.email" to identify your Google Account locally and "gmail.send" to securely transmit the locally generated EPUB file to your Kindle email. • Limited Use Compliance: We never read, scan, store, or share your Google user data or emails. The "gmail.send" permission is used strictly to compose and send the EPUB attachment to your own Kindle address. • Secure Authentication: OAuth2 tokens are handled natively and securely on your device by the chrome.identity API. • Zero Data Retention: Uninstalling the extension wipes all local configuration. You can revoke authorization at any time in your Google Account Security settings. For details, see our full Privacy Policy: https://sendwebtokindle.xyz/privacy ✓ CONTACT & SUPPORT • Website: https://sendwebtokindle.xyz • Twitter/X: https://x.com/thaibmsw2k • Email: sendwebtokindle@gmail.com
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Details
- Version0.1.26
- UpdatedJuly 22, 2026
- Size1.08MiB
- LanguagesEnglish
- Developer
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Privacy
This developer declares that your data is
- Not being sold to third parties, outside of the approved use cases
- Not being used or transferred for purposes that are unrelated to the item's core functionality
- Not being used or transferred to determine creditworthiness or for lending purposes