How to Send a Naiceanilme Story to Kindle
To send a Naiceanilme story to your Kindle, first download it as an EPUB with WP Downloader. You can then add the file to your Kindle library through Amazon’s Send to Kindle service. Amazon converts the EPUB so it works on Kindle e-readers and in the Kindle app.
Download the story as an EPUB
WP Downloader is a free web tool and requires no installation. Open the Naiceanilme downloader and keep the story page open in another tab.
Naiceanilme story links look like this:
http://www.naiceanilme.net/viewstory.php?sid=1234 - Copy the story’s full URL.
- Paste it into the box on WP Downloader.
- Wait for WP Downloader to detect Naiceanilme and fetch the story.
- Select EPUB as the output format.
- Choose whether to include the story’s images.
- Download the EPUB to your phone, tablet, or computer.
For Naiceanilme, WP Downloader downloads the whole story. It cannot download a single chapter or a story list.
You do not need to sign in to download public stories. For members-only stories, you can sign in with your Naiceanilme account. WP Downloader will only retrieve content that account can already read, and it uses your credentials only to fetch the story you requested. It cannot bypass locked content, paywalls, or age restrictions.
The guide to downloading Naiceanilme stories covers this process in more detail.
Send the EPUB to your Kindle
Once the EPUB is on your device, you can send it through the Send to Kindle website or app, or email it to your Kindle’s Send-to-Kindle address.
Amazon accepts EPUB files and converts them for Kindle. You do not need a MOBI or AZW3 version, and Send to Kindle no longer accepts MOBI files.
Use Send to Kindle on the web
Open Amazon’s Send to Kindle page in your browser, select the EPUB you downloaded, and send it to your Kindle library. This works well when the file is already on your phone or computer. Once Amazon processes it, the story will appear in your library.
The Send to Kindle guide explains the available delivery methods in more detail.
Use the Send to Kindle app
In Amazon’s Send to Kindle app, select the downloaded EPUB and send it. Amazon will convert the file and add the book to your Kindle library.
You can then open it on a Kindle e-reader or in the Kindle app.
Send the EPUB by email
Attach the EPUB to an email and send it to your Kindle’s Send-to-Kindle address.
You must send the message from an approved email address. Amazon will not deliver a file sent from an address that has not been approved for your Kindle. After Amazon accepts and converts the EPUB, the story will appear in your Kindle library.
Open the story on your Kindle
After Amazon finishes converting the file, find the story in your Kindle library. You can read it on a Kindle e-reader or in the Kindle app.
Keep the original EPUB if you want a backup for offline reading. The guide to reading Naiceanilme stories offline covers other options. If you use a Kobo, see how to read Naiceanilme stories on Kobo.
WP Downloader cannot add new chapters to an EPUB you have already downloaded. If the author updates the story, download it again to create a new EPUB with the available chapters, then send the new file to your Kindle library.
FAQ
Which format should I use for Kindle?
Choose EPUB. Amazon’s Send to Kindle service accepts EPUB files and converts them for Kindle e-readers and the Kindle app.
Can I send a PDF instead?
Yes. Send to Kindle also accepts PDF files. WP Downloader provides PDF downloads after a free Discord sign-in, while EPUB is free for everyone.
Does WP Downloader create MOBI or AZW3 files?
No. WP Downloader creates EPUB and PDF files. Send to Kindle no longer accepts MOBI files, so use EPUB for this process.
Can WP Downloader access members-only Naiceanilme stories?
Yes, if you sign in with a Naiceanilme account that can read them. WP Downloader cannot unlock content that your account cannot access.
Will my Kindle copy receive new chapters automatically?
No. WP Downloader does not update an existing EPUB. Download the story again, then send the new file to your Kindle library.