the ones you bought in the Kindle Store,.The list includes all the books that you have added to your Amazon account: When you tap the Cloud button, you’ll see all the books that are stored in your Kindle cloud library. When you open the Kindle app, you’ll see two tabs at the bottom: “Cloud” and “Device.” What’s more, there is no way to use the Kindle app on the iPad and iPhone without signing up.Īre you afraid that the moment you start syncing your Kindle and Kindle for iOS, all your Kindle ebooks will download automatically and take too much of your iPad’s memory? It won’t happen. Registering all your devices with the same account is the most comfortable way to manage and sync all your Kindle books. If you have the account on Amazon, I strongly recommend registering the Kindle with it. You never registered your Kindle with the Amazon? It may happen if you bought Amazon’s e-reader from a third-party seller. When your Kindle e-reader and Kindle app for iOS are connected to the same Amazon account, all your Kindle books are synced via Amazon servers, just like all your Gmail messages are synced via Google servers, no matter which computer you choose to connect to it. You used this account to buy the Kindle in the Amazon store. If you have more than one Amazon account, make sure to choose the one you’re signed in on your Kindle e-reader. Type the email and password combination you are using to sign in to your account in the Amazon online store. Register the Kindle app with your Amazon account Tap “Get” button, and wait until the download is complete (see screenshot above, on the left).Ģ.

Use the search feature to find the Kindle app. On your iPad or iPhone, go to the App Store – the app with all applications available for the iOS (iOS is an operating system of the iPad and iPhone). How to put my Kindle books on the iPad and iPhone You can make it happen in minutes, using the free Kindle app. Many users who consider buying a tablet or smartphone from Apple ask a question: “How to put Kindle books on my iPad and iPhone?”ĭo you fear you’ll have to spend hours trying to back up your Kindle and then upload all the ebooks directly to the iPad? Kindle app for iOS – tips and tricks Import ebooks from your Kindle

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