How to Transfer Kindle eBooks to Kindle?

If you're an avid eBook enthusiast with a Kindle, you might find yourself in a scenario where you want to transfer Kindle eBooks between devices, whether it's from one Kindle Fire to another or from an e-ink Kindle to a Kindle Fire. Due to Amazon's account restrictions, this process isn't as straightforward as one might hope. However, fear not! We've got a solution for you. In this guide, we'll explore how to transfer Kindle ebooks to Kindle.

Part 1. Transferring Downloaded Kindle Books

How to move ebooks to Kindle? If you've downloaded books that you didn't purchase from the Kindle Store, here's a step-by-step guide:

• Step 1:Connect your old Kindle to your computer using a USB cable. Your Kindle will appear as a drive under "My Computer".
• Step 2:Open the Kindle drive and navigate through the folders. Drag the selected files from your Kindle and drop them into your computer's hard drive, effectively transferring the eBooks and other documents.
• Step 3:Connect your new Kindle to your computer via USB. A removable disk will appear on your computer. Open it and transfer the documents copied from your old Kindle to the new one. For audiobooks, place them in the "Audible" directory, and for regular books, put them in the "Documents" directory.

Part 2. Transferring Purchased Books

For purchased Kindle books, the process of Kindle ebook transfer is simpler, Amazon's cloud storage:

• Re-register your Amazon account on your new Kindle Fire.
• Go to the reading app, and all your purchased books from the Amazon Store will appear on your bookshelf. Download them, and you're good to go!

Part 3. Sharing Books Between Two Kindle Devices on the Same Account:

You can register your Amazon account on multiple Kindle devices, allowing your purchased books to auto-sync across them. Here's how:

• Step 1:Register the second Kindle with the same account registered on the first one. After successful registration, go to the "Manage Your Content and Devices" page on the Amazon official site. From "Your Content", you'll see all your purchased files.

  

• Step 2:Click on the "Deliver" button. In the new pop-up window, you can manually deliver your purchased books to any of your registered devices.

  

Part 4. Lending Kindle eBooks

For those who don't want to share their account but still want to share specific books, Amazon provides a lending feature. Here's how:

• Step 1:Log in to your Amazon website and check if the eBooks can be lent out. Keep in mind that various publishers have different limitations on published eBooks.
• Step 2:Navigate to "My Account > Manage My Kindle > My Kindle Library". Click the "Actions" button and select "Loan this title". If the option isn't available, lending is not possible for that title.
• Step 3:Fill in the relevant details of your second Kindle on the "Loan this book" page.
• Step 4:Click "Send Now" to start sending the eBook to the second Kindle.
• Step 5:On the second Kindle, click "Get my loaned books now" to receive the loaned eBook.

Note: Before using this method, be aware of the limitations:

• You can lend the eBook for up to 14 days.
• An eBook can only be loaned once.
• Magazines and newspapers are not available for lending.
• You cannot read the book during the loaning period.
• Not all Kindle eBooks can be loaned; it depends on the publisher.

Part 5. Can You Download Kindle Books as PDF?

Absolutely, you have the flexibility to download Kindle books and save them as PDF files. To initiate this process, log into your Amazon account using a different Kindle device or an alternative platform, like the desktop Kindle app. Once logged in, navigate to your desired book and download it to your library.

Once the books are in your library, you have the option to convert them to PDF format. This can be particularly useful if you wish to read your Kindle books on devices that support PDF files, or if you prefer the features and formatting that come with PDF documents. After converting the books to PDF, you can easily export them to another device of your choice.

Part 6. Software Recommendation: Make Audiobooks AAX/AA files DRM Free

Unlock the full potential of your Audible audiobooks by liberating them from DRM restrictions. HitPaw Video Converter offers a user-friendly solution to convert AAX/AA files into DRM-free MP3 or M4B formats. Whether you're on a Windows or Mac system, this step-by-step guide will walk you through the process seamlessly.

How to Remove DRM from Audible Books

• Step 1:Begin by installing HitPaw Video Converter. Once installed, open the application and navigate to the Toolbox section. Locate the dedicated Audible Converter feature designed explicitly for transforming Audible audiobooks.

  
  
  

• Step 2:Ensure that your purchased Audible AAX files are downloaded onto your computer. In HitPaw Video Converter, click on "Add Files" to import the AAX files you wish to convert.

  

• Step 3:HitPaw Video Converter provides two primary output formats for Audible conversion: MP3 and M4B.

  

• Step 4:Click on "Convert All" to initiate the conversion process. HitPaw Video Converter will process your selected AAX files, transforming them into your chosen format.

  

• Step 5:Once the conversion is complete, navigate to the "Converted" tab within HitPaw Video Converter. Here, you can access your newly converted files. Preview, play, and transfer them to your preferred device for a seamless listening experience.

  

Final Words

Transferring Kindle eBooks between devices is possible with the right methods. Whether it's through direct transfer, syncing purchased books, these steps will help you manage your Kindle library effortlessly.

With HitPaw Video Converter, breaking free from DRM restrictions on your Audible audiobooks is a straightforward process. Enjoy the flexibility of MP3 or M4B formats, allowing you to listen to your favorite books without any limitations. Transform your audiobook experience with this powerful yet easy-to-use tool.