It normally takes around five minutes from the upload to the delivery of the PDF. Once the PDF file has been uploaded, Amazon will send it to your Scribe.
This method actually has a 200MB file limit, so it will easily handle most PDF files. You simply browse your computer for the PDF file and send it over. It is a neat little tool that works on all major browsers on any OS.
This is why Amazon has created Send to Kindle for WEB. The Chrome extension, email and the app for PC or MAC are perfectly fine, but they do have a 25MB limit in PDF files. The only way a PDF file can become editable is if you use Send to Kindle. If you copy over a PDF file to your Scribe over USB, you will be able to view the PDF, but you won’t be able to add any markup. However, with the advent of the Kindle Scribe, you will want to exclusively use Send to Kindle for your PDF files. Amazon stealthy converts the EPUB to an AZW format, which is able to be read on any Kindle reader. Amazon announced official support for EPUB books and copying these books over to your Kindle has to be done via the various Send to Kindle options. This mentality of not wanting to sideload has changed in the past year. This is not something that most people use, since the vast majority of Kindle users simply buy their books from Amazon and don’t even worry about sideloading in any digital content. This is a popular way you can use the Kindle app for Android or iOS, the Chrome Web Extension, Send to Kindle for Email or the dedicated app for PC/MAC to send eBooks and other documents to your Kindle. If you have ever used a Kindle e-reader before, you likely have heard about Send to Kindle. If you want do highlights, scribble in the margins, circle bodies of text or even write in your signature to documents, you need to use Send to Kindle. Sadly, with the Scribe, if you do it this way, you actually do any markup, you can only view them. If you sideload them in with a USB-C to the USB-A cable to your MAC or PC, you can copy them over. PDF files are a different beast on the Scribe. You can view and edit PDF files, freehand draw and also conduct handwriting notes in Kindle books. The Kindle Scribe is a new hybrid e-reader and e-note.
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