In the middle, we have little previews of every single page in the book, because if you're dealing with a really long book, it can get very tedious going page to page to page or screen to screen to screen, I should say here on the right. And then you can flip through it by using these arrows at the bottom, to make sure that it works okay. If you wanna see what it looks like on a phone, you choose phone, and it gets smaller.
We're looking at it on a tablet in portrait orientation. Which Kindle device? It's up here, under device type. On the right-hand side is what this e-book would look like on a Kindle device. And it converted it on the fly, and here's what we're looking at. But one of the main reasons for us to use it is to take our valid EPUBs that we took so long in creating and convert them to MOBI. Now you can also locate a MOBI file, if you want to test to see what an already converted file will look like on different devices. So go to file, choose open book, and locate an EPUB that you want to open. And it'll let you preview what it's going to look like on a Kindle device, right in the program. So I have it installed, and I'm running it, and what do we do here? Well, you open up the EPUB and it will convert it to a Kindle device.
#KINDLE PREVIEWER FOR DOCX FILES INSTALL#
Go to and look for Kindle Previewer and install it. It works on Mac or Windows, and we saw in the previous video that you just download it from the KDP portal. I've been using it, for the past 10 years, they've had versions, and it does a really good job. And it's probably one of the most stable versions they've released. Now let's look at the latest version of Amazon's free software to convert EPUBs to Kindle format books, called Kindle Previewer 3.
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