Sunday, November 18, 2012

Transfer Kindle books to another Kindle or other devices

Transfer Kindle books to another Kindle or other devices

As an ebook fan, I have bought a great many books for reading from Amazon. I have gained more than 50 books from it over these years. Also I prefer electronic books than paper ones for the great convenience they bring to read any time as I like. They are portable no matter where you go.
Assume your friends or family members also own a Kindle, Kindle Fire or other Kindle devices, would you like to transfer your books to their e-readers and share the splendid contents with them?
There are some conventional methods collected which can transfer Kindle books to other e-readers so as to be possible to enjoy ebooks together with friends and families.

How can I transfer books from kindle to another kindle?

If your books are not bought from amazon, you can sync your kindle books from kindle to another one easily.
Step 1.
Connect your previous Kindle to computer via USB, and you will find a new hard drive in “My Computer”. Open the drive, use windows search function to find your files, next copy them into your computer.
Step 2.
Connect your new Kindle with computer via USB, you will find another hard drive in “My Computer”. Now you can copy your kindle books from your computer into the drive with just copy and paste, then these book will be saved in new kindle automatically.


If your books were purchased from Amazon store, you can also re-register your Amazon Account on new Kindle, it will display all the books you purchased automatically.
If you want to transfer books to another Kindle with different Amazon Account, click here to learn how to transfer.

How can I transfer books from Kindle to iPad or iPhone?

Amazon provides a wonderful application for user to download and read kindle books on iPad or iPhone(Called Kindle for iPad). After you downloaded the Kindle for iPad app, you can use it to re-download your kindle books from Amazon store into iPad device. And it supports wireless syncing tech to redisplay the last page of your books. You can find this application in Apple Store.
Step 1.
If you haven’t installed it, click here to download Kindle for iPad.
Step 2.
Open the program, enter your Amazon account info on the registration page, and then click “Register” button to register the Kindle device.
Step 3.
After the kindle for iPad screen is loaded, click the “Archived Items” Tab at the bottom range of page. Then all of your kindle books will display in the new list.
Step 4.
Now, you can select your books which you want to transfer from Amazon Store.
Step 5.
Click the book title to start transferring, after the books have been downloaded; click the book title to start reading.

Transfer kindle books to Sony Reader, Nook, Kobo and other devices

If your books are drm free, you can easily transfer them from Amazon kindle to Sony Rader, Nook, Kobo or other android systems for reading. You only need to connect your device with computer via USB and transfer them.
But a lot of your books contain DRM system. If you want to read them on different devices, or transfer kindle books to another different account for reading, you need to strip the DRM limitations.
We recommend you a wonderful tool to help you rebuild your kindle books. It will create a new ebook file that you can easily transfer them to other devices and keep the best quality.
(Kindle DRM Removal for Windows) (Kindle DRM Removal for Mac)
If you would like to lean how to use this software, click this link below:
With the new kindle books, you can easily share the new kindle books to your family or friends. Or you are able to backup your books to prevent loss.

Different ebook types

Every ebook reader supports different file format. Like Amazon Kindle supports AZW,MOBI,PDF but does not support Epub. While Nook, Sony reader does not support AZW format. If you want to read your books on different devices without difficulty, you can use Epubsoft Ebook Converter to rebuild the file formats. It can convert DRM protected kindle books to EPUB format.

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