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Kindle file format support
Kindle file format support













TAN = The associated information file for a Topaz book (presumably, “Topaz Annotation”)ĪPNX = The page numbers (presumably, Amazon Page Numbers X)ĮA = That’s the “Before you go” part at the end of the book (maybe End Addition or End Addendum…I’ve heard people suggest “End Advertisement”, but I’d doubt that 🙂 ) MBP = The “associated information” file for anything except a Topaz book (notes, highlights, and so on). This is a partial list of those files and their purposes:ĪZW = The most common of the two formats from the Kindle store…that’s the book (I think it’s probably short for Amazon Whispernet)ĪZW1 or TPZ = A Topaz format book (that’s the other book file type used…it will say AZW1 when delivered wirelessly, TPZ if you downloaded it with your computer first For example, when you add a bookmark, that information isn’t integrated into the publisher’s e-book file, but is stored in another, related file. When you get a Kindle e-book from Amazon, that file has been prepared largely by the publisher (although it may have been formatted as a Kindle book by Amazon for the publisher).Īny additional information lives in “side files” which interact with the e-book files.

kindle file format support

Last I checked, Calibre converted the following to mobi (which the Kindle can read):ĬBZ, CBR,CBC, EPUB, FB2, HTML, LIT, LRF, ODT,PDF, PRC, PDB, PML, RB, RTF, TXT In addition, you can use “third party software” (not from Amazon…Calibre is a popular one) to convert other formats.

#KINDLE FILE FORMAT SUPPORT FOR FREE#

The second is about the “side files” that Amazon may put on your Kindle when you order an e-book.įiles your Kindle should be able to read (you just put them in the documents folder):įiles your Kindle can read if they were downloaded for this specific Kindle (such as those you get from the Kindle store)įiles your Kindle can read if they do not have code (Digital Rights Management, other security) that prevents it:įiles that can be converted by Amazon (with varying degrees of success) for free for your Kindle One is about the formats of files you can put on your Kindle.













Kindle file format support