Now click and drag your Mobi file from your computer to the Kindle Documents window and drop it. In this case you also see several Mobi eBook files that I have transferred using this method.ħ. Note that I also have the Nook for PC and the Apple iBooks app in the above screen shot. Click your Kindle app icon (it is installed, right?). The apps listed below can transfer documents between your iPad and this computer.Ħ. Here you see all the Apps you have installed including one or more under the File Sharing heading. Now click the Apps menu item to the left of On This iPad.ĥ. It changes to read (on the right) On This iPad. On the right, click the iPad (or iPhone) button.Ĥ. Wait for iTunes and your device to finish syncing.ģ. Once loaded, connect your iOS device via the special Apple cable.Ģ. Also make sure you have the Kindle for iPad or iPhone installed on the device that you want to sideload to.ġ. ( Read this tutorial if you have a file that is small enough to be emailed.)īefore beginning make sure you have iTunes installed on your computer. Sideloading them on a device depends on the device and this article addresses one of the most common and complex transfers: sideloading a large Kindle Mobi file on an iOS device-an iPad or iPhone. Sending the file(s) and loading them on the app or device.įor sending large files we recommend or. The procedure is called sideloading and there are two steps. But what happens if you want to have someone help you proof the eBook? Or you wish to share it with a colleague? If you are uploading the files into the stores then as long as the file size meets the requirements of the store, a large file won’t be a problem.
One of our specialties is programming complex eBooks and that can often mean that the final file can be quite large (here’s why*).
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