Kindle Scribe
Guides
Step-by-step setup and how-to articles for this device.
The Scribe is a closed device, so the guides are about what it does rather than how to change it. This section covers setting up a new one, loading your own books and PDFs, and the note-taking that the pen exists for. Calibre covers library management on a computer; Customization covers fonts and notebook templates; KOReader explains why it is not a practical option on this device.
Start here
- Set up a new Kindle Scribe — registration, Wi-Fi, and pairing the pen.
- Get your own books and PDFs onto the Kindle Scribe — Send to Kindle for EPUB, and why PDFs go on differently.
- Notebooks and writing on book pages on the Kindle Scribe — notebooks, in-book notes, handwriting-to-text and emailing notes as PDF.
- Set up a new Kindle Scribe Register a new Scribe, connect it to Wi-Fi, pair the pen, and set up the front light. The Scribe has no lock-screen ads to deal with.
- Get your own books and PDFs onto the Kindle Scribe Use Send to Kindle for EPUB and documents, and understand how PDFs behave on the Scribe — they keep their layout and can be marked up, but do not reflow.
- Notebooks and writing on book pages on the Kindle Scribe How the Scribe's notebooks, in-book handwritten notes, handwriting-to-text conversion and email export work, and where the limits are.