Bookmark-To-Kindle

Read the web on your Kindle

Save any article — or your entire bookmark library — to your Kindle as clean, distraction-free pages.

Get started How it works

What you get

Articles are stripped to readable text and images.

Send the current page from the toolbar, auto-send every new bookmark, or bulk-import your whole bookmark collection.

If a page won't load or extract, we automatically fall back to the Wayback Machine so you still get the article.

Everything is also saved to your account, so you keep a searchable archive of what you read. Always private to you.

Install the browser extension.
Bookmark a page (or click Send to Kindle). The article is fetched and cleaned.
We send it straight to your Kindle.
It shows up in your Kindle library, ready to read offline.

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Install the extension and open its Settings. Enter your Service URL (https://btk.poweredbyautistics.com) and your API key.
Find your Kindle email. On Amazon go to Manage Your Content & Devices → Preferences → Personal Document Settings. Your address ends in @kindle.com.
Approve our sender. On that same Amazon page, add kindle@send.poweredbyautistics.com to your Approved Personal Document E-mail List. Amazon silently drops mail from un-approved senders, so don't skip this.
(Optional) Import everything. In the extension Settings, click Import all bookmarks to send your existing library to your Kindle.

Tip: send yourself a test article first and confirm it lands in your Kindle library — that's the quickest way to verify the sender approval worked.

$3 / month