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Turn your ChatGPT conversations into a book for your Kindle

Paste a ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini conversation and get an EPUB with one chapter per question. Download it, or send it straight to your Kindle.

Or upload a .md or .txt file with the conversation:

Download the EPUB

For USB transfer, Calibre, or Amazon's «Send to Kindle» app.

Your @kindle.com address (step 2 in the guide below). First time round, approve our sender at Amazon first (step 1) — without it, Amazon discards the email without warning.

The book is built in your browser: your conversation never touches our server unless you choose to email it.

How it reaches your Kindle

  1. Approve our sender at Amazon (first time only)

    Amazon only delivers documents from senders you have approved, and it discards everything else without telling you — no bounce, no error message. Add this address to your approved list:

    send@books.getsapiens.com

    Open your Amazon document settings Once there: Preferences → Personal Document Settings → Approved Personal Document E-mail List → Add a new approved e-mail address.

    Buy from a different Amazon store? Open the same page on yours — amazon.co.uk, amazon.es, amazon.com.mx and the rest all have it.

  2. Copy your own @kindle.com address

    It's on that same Amazon screen, under «Send-to-Kindle E-Mail Settings». Each device has its own, shaped like name_123@kindle.com. This is your Kindle's address, not the email you sign in to Amazon with.

  3. Paste, send, sync

    Paste your text above, enter your @kindle.com address and hit send. With your Kindle on wifi, the book lands in your library within a couple of minutes.

One chapter per question, out of a chat you would otherwise scroll past once

A good conversation with a model is a tutorial you happen to have written the questions for — and then it sits in a sidebar you never open again. This page reads the transcript the way you copied it, works out where you were speaking and where the model was, and turns each exchange into a chapter. What comes out reads on e-ink like a short book, and the passages you highlight in it land in your Kindle's clippings file like any other book's.

  • Nothing to export: open the chat, select it in the browser with Cmd/Ctrl + A, copy, paste here.
  • Recognizes how ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini label their turns, so your questions become the chapter titles.
  • Keeps the Markdown the model wrote — headings, lists, bold, code blocks — and drops what a book cannot use.
  • Reads like a book on the device: table of contents, your own type size, highlights and notes.
  • Also accepts a .md or .txt file, if you exported the conversation instead of copying it.

Questions about turning a chat into a book

How do I copy a whole ChatGPT conversation?

Open it, click once inside the transcript, then Cmd + A on a Mac or Ctrl + A on Windows, and copy. Paste the lot into the box above — long conversations are fine, and the «You said / ChatGPT said» lines are what we use to find the chapters.

Does it work with Claude, Gemini or other assistants?

Yes. The turn labels of ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini are recognized by name; anything else shaped like a transcript still comes through, split on its own headings.

Why read a chat on a Kindle instead of in the browser?

Because a long answer in a sidebar gets skimmed and a long answer on e-ink gets read. It also becomes yours: the book stays on the device, and the highlights you make land in My Clippings.txt — which we have a tool for too.

Are the images and charts included?

No, text only. Images, links and tables are dropped; headings, lists, bold and code survive.

Is my conversation uploaded anywhere?

No. It is parsed and turned into an EPUB inside your browser. Only if you choose «send to my Kindle» does the finished file pass through our server, to be emailed.

Is there a length limit?

Nothing you will hit. The only ceiling is on emailed books — 15 MB, which is far more text than a conversation holds.

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