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Read your manga files full-screen on your Kindle.

Send the CBZ, PDF or EPUB volumes you already have, from any browser. They usually arrive within a few minutes.

  • Pages sized for your Kindle model
  • Right to left for manga, left to right for comics
  • Color kept on a Colorsoft

You don't need a card. After your free volume it's $29 once, not per volume, and it doesn't renew.

If your files are on a computer, set up from this phone now and send them from the computer later. Setup uses our own 5-page sample, not your free volume.

It arrives by Amazon's Send to Kindle email. You approve our address once, and we never need your Amazon password.

If you don't have files yet, see where to buy DRM-free manga.

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mangasendr.com

Fire Force Vol. 1.cbz

A page from Fire Force volume 1 as it is in the file, open in a phone's browser on mangasendr.com.

Sending to your Kindle

Sending Fire Force vol. 1 from the phone.
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What changes on your Kindle

If you email manga files to your Kindle yourself, Amazon turns away CBZ files and anything over 50 MB, and the pages that do arrive keep their white borders. MangaSendr handles all three.

Bigger art, deeper blacks

The same page on two Paperwhites: as it is in the volume's PDF, and as MangaSendr sends it, with the white borders trimmed so the art and speech bubbles fill the screen.

On black-and-white Kindles the contrast is turned up too, so blacks come out deeper than in the file. You can turn it off in Settings.

Page 63 of Fire Force volume 1 on a Kindle Paperwhite, copied over as it is: the whole page with its white borders, fitted to the screen, its solid blacks dark grey.

Copied over as it is

The art covers 68% of the screen.

The same page as MangaSendr sends it to a Kindle Paperwhite: the white borders are trimmed, the art fills the screen and its solid blacks are near black.

Sent with MangaSendr

The art covers 88% of the screen.

Page 63 of Fire Force volume 1 on two Kindle Paperwhites of the same size. Left, the file's page copied over as it is: the art covers 68% of the screen. Right, the page MangaSendr sent: the art covers 88% of the screen.
A black panel with the words ...AND WE'RE GOING TO KILL HER., enlarged from the volume's own page image: the black is dark grey.

In the file: dark grey

The same panel enlarged from the page MangaSendr sent: the black is near black.

Sent with MangaSendr: near black

The same black panel, enlarged: in the file, and as MangaSendr sent it.
The color cover of Fire Force volume 1 on a Kindle Colorsoft

Color stays on a Colorsoft

On a Colorsoft or Scribe Colorsoft, pages keep their color.

Two facing pages of Fire Force volume 1; the right-hand page is read first.

Pages turn the right way

Pages turn right to left like printed manga, or left to right for comics if you pick it. Two-page spreads are turned sideways so you see the whole picture.

Volume 07
Volume 07 (1 of 3)
Volume 07 (2 of 3)
Volume 07 (3 of 3)

Big volumes still go through

Most volumes fit in one email. A bigger one is split into parts, each with its own cover and named so they stay in order.

Lettering from the Paperwhite page at the Kindle's own pixels: crisp edges on the words Second Generation Pyrokinetic
Shown at the Kindle's own pixels

Lettering stays sharp

Each page is sized for your Kindle model, PDFs included, so small text in speech bubbles stays crisp.

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LibrarySorted by title
  • Pepper&Carrot 01NEW
  • Pepper&Carrot 26NEW
  • Pepper&Carrot 29NEW
  • Pepper&Carrot 35NEW
  • Pepper&Carrot 38NEW
HomeLibrary

A Kindle library in list view, sorted by title: five Pepper&Carrot volumes in order, each with its own cover, all marked new.

Send a whole series in one go

Pick up to 50 volumes at once, like a whole Humble or Fanatical bundle. They go out one after another, each with its own cover, and sort in order in your Kindle library. Titles are tidied from the file names, and when you send one file you can fix its title and volume number before it goes.

The Mac and Windows app can also check a folder on your computer about once an hour and send new files to your Kindle.

Save the file instead

For a Kobo or another e-reader, pick Save as file: you get the converted volume as an EPUB or a CBZ to copy over or open in a comic app.

  • It works with CBZ, ZIP and image files. The EPUB uses one Kindle page size, in greyscale.
  • A free account can save 2 files. The license covers as many as you like.

Set up once, in a few minutes

  1. Step 1: Make a free account

    An email and a password.
  2. Step 2: Let Amazon accept your files

    Amazon only accepts files from addresses you approve. You add ours, then a free 5-page test checks that it works.

    Preferences, Personal Document Settings

    Approved Personal Document E-mail List

    delivery@mangasendr.com

  3. Step 3: Send your first volume

    It's free, even a whole volume. If it doesn't arrive, press “Not yet” in the app within 7 days. It shows what to check and gives you the free volume back, once.
Send your first volume free

You don't need a card, and there's nothing to install.

Your first volume is free. After that, $29 once.

One payment keeps all of this going:

  • Send from any browser, phone included
  • Several Kindles on one account, each with pages sized for its screen
  • Up to 50 volumes at a time, sent in order
  • Big volumes split to fit Amazon's email
  • Save CBZ, ZIP or image files as an EPUB or CBZ instead, as many as you like
  • Automatic sending from a folder, with the Mac and Windows app
  • Every v2 update, including page sizes for new Kindles
  • Delivery to your Kindle included, for personal use up to 300 deliveries a month

It's a lifetime license for version 2 and every v2 update. A future version 3 may be sold separately. Prices in US dollars.

$29

paid once

  • Not per volume, and it doesn't renew.
  • About the price of three manga volumes.
Send your first volume free

14-day money-back guarantee. What you've sent stays on your Kindle, even if you stop paying.

Or $4.99 a month, cancel anytime

How it compares with the free tools

Amazon's Send to Kindle, KCC and Calibre are free and good at what they do. MangaSendr sends through Send to Kindle too.

MangaSendr compared with Amazon's Send to Kindle and with KCC
FeatureMangaSendrSend to Kindle aloneKCC
Opens CBZ filesYesNoYes
Pages sized for your Kindle, borders trimmedYesNoYes
How it gets to your KindleSent for you by emailEmail, app or websiteUSB cable, or Send to Kindle yourself
Big volumesSplit to fit, and sent50 MB by email, 200 MB by app or websiteNo limit over USB. For email, you split them yourself
Works from a phoneYesYesNo, it's a desktop program
Settings to learnYour Kindle model, plus two switchesNoneMany
Kobo and other e-readersDownload an EPUB or CBZNoYes
PriceFirst volume free, then $29 onceFreeFree

If you like tuning settings, KCC is excellent and free. MangaSendr is for sending a stack of volumes from any browser and having them arrive ready to read. If you already use KCC, send one volume free and compare it with your KCC copy on the same Kindle. Calibre is built for novels and has no profiles for the newer Kindles. More: MangaSendr and KCC, MangaSendr and Calibre, MangaSendr and Send to Kindle.

The free converter works without an account, 3 times a day. It turns a CBZ, ZIP or image file into an EPUB with one standard 6-inch page size and pages turning right to left. It doesn't size pages for your model or send them to your Kindle.

Questions before your first volume

For anything else, write to contact@mangasendr.com. Thomas, who makes MangaSendr, usually replies within a day.

Where does the manga come from?

From you. MangaSendr works on files you already have: DRM-free volumes from Humble or Fanatical bundles or DRM-free stores, or pages you scanned from books you own. It doesn't sell, host or find manga.

Which Kindles does it work with?

Any Kindle that receives Send to Kindle email. Pages are sized for the 6-inch Kindle, every Paperwhite since 2015 (the 7-inch 2024 model included), the Oasis, the Colorsoft, the Scribe and the Scribe Colorsoft. You pick your model once.

What's the Amazon step?

Amazon only delivers documents from addresses you've approved, so you add our address in your Amazon settings. The app shows you where and sends a free 5-page test to check it works. It takes a few minutes, once.

How long until it's on my Kindle?

Usually within a few minutes. The first time, setup adds a few more.

Can I do it all from my phone?

Yes, MangaSendr works in your phone's browser. If your files are on a computer, you can set up from your phone now and send them from the computer later.

What do I get for $29?

After your free volume, one payment covers sending whole series from any browser, splitting big volumes, automatic sending from a folder with the Mac and Windows app, saving files as EPUB or CBZ, and every v2 update. Delivery to your Kindle is included, for personal use up to 300 deliveries a month. You can also pay $4.99 a month instead.

Does color work on a Colorsoft?

Yes. On a Colorsoft or Scribe Colorsoft, pages keep their color. Color e-ink is softer than a tablet, so color comics look closer to print than to an iPad.

Does it work with a Kobo?

MangaSendr emails Kindles only, but you can save a volume as an EPUB or CBZ and copy it to a Kobo. Saving takes CBZ, ZIP and image files. The CBZ keeps the original pages and their color, and the EPUB's pages are one 6-inch Kindle size, in greyscale.

What happens to my files?

They stay private to your account. A file is deleted within 24 hours of sending, or within an hour if you never send it. Your history keeps the title and a small cover. To send a volume again, upload it again.

What if it's not for me?

Email us within 14 days of buying the $29 license and you get a full refund. The monthly plan has no refund window, but you can cancel it anytime.

A page from Fire Force volume 1, delivered and open on a Kindle Paperwhite leaning on the pillow.

Send one volume and see it on your Kindle

Your first volume is free and you don't need a card. After that it's $29 once. MangaSendr is made by one person, Thomas.