SendEPUB

Read the web like a book.

Paste a link and get a clean little e-book — no ads, no popups, no tracking. Beam it to your Kindle or keep the file forever. No account needed.

Find it under Amazon → Manage Your Content and Devices → Preferences. PocketBook (@pbsync.com) works too.

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⬇ Download EPUB

📖 On your phone? Your EPUB reads beautifully in Neubook — free on iOS and Android.

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Glad it's useful! Read unlimited for US$3.99/month — every article, straight to your Kindle or your library. Cancel anytime; your files stay yours.


THE PERFECT HOME FOR YOUR EPUBS

Neubook.

Finish every book you start.

SendEPUB makes the book — Neubook makes sure you actually read it. A minimal, distraction-free reader that serves your books in bite-sized, swipeable chunks, tracks your reading streak, and works fully offline. No ads in the reader, no account, just reading.

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How it works

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Paste any link

News, blogs, essays, Wikipedia — if you can read it in a browser, you can bind it into a book.

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We strip the junk

The same reader engine as Firefox keeps the story and images — and leaves the ads, popups, and cookie banners behind.

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Read it your way

On your Kindle in a minute or two, or download the file for Kobo, Apple Books, or anything else. It's yours.

Why readers like it

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Just the story

Title, byline, text, and images — beautifully typeset. The ads, banners, and "subscribe!" popups stay behind.

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Lands on your Kindle

One-time Amazon approval, then articles arrive like books — with highlights, notes, and progress sync. PocketBook too.

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A file you own

Read-later apps come and go — Pocket took millions of reading lists with it. Your EPUBs live on your device and can't be shut down.

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Private by design

No account, no reading history. Files auto-delete from our side after 24 hours; nothing is tracked beyond a usage counter.

Simple pricing

Free

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  • 3 articles, on the house
  • EPUB download
  • Send to Kindle
  • No account, no card

Questions

How do I set up Kindle delivery?
Amazon only accepts documents from approved senders. One time only:
  1. Go to Amazon → Manage Your Content and Devices → Preferences → Personal Document Settings.
  2. Under Approved Personal Document E-mail List, add send@gallerylink.live.
  3. Your Kindle address (…@kindle.com) is listed on the same page.
After that, articles land on your Kindle in a minute or two.
Does it work with Kobo?
Yes, via download — Kobo has no email inbox like Kindle does. Download the EPUB here, then copy it to your Kobo over USB, or save it into a Dropbox/Google Drive folder linked to your Kobo (supported on newer devices).
What about paywalled or JavaScript-heavy pages?
If a site blocks automated readers or requires a login, we can't reach the text and you'll get a clear error instead of a broken book. Most public articles, blogs, and long-reads work well.
I subscribed — how do I use it on another device?
Click Restore access (bottom of the page), enter the email you used at checkout, and type the 6-digit code we send you. Each device you restore stays unlocked as long as your subscription renews.
Why not just use Amazon's own Send to Kindle?
It works, and for quick saves it's fine. A dedicated extractor produces noticeably cleaner books — better image handling, real metadata, no leftover page furniture — and you also get the EPUB file itself, which works on Kobo, Apple Books, and everything else. Try both on the same article; the difference is the product.
What happens to my books if SendEPUB shuts down?
Nothing. Every EPUB you downloaded or sent to your Kindle is a file on your device — not an entry in our database. That's the point: when read-later services close (as Pocket did in 2025), their libraries vanish. Files don't.
How do I cancel?
Payments are handled by Dodo Payments; use the manage/cancel link in any of their receipt emails. Your access keeps working until the end of the period you've paid for — and every book you've already made stays on your devices.