How many pages should a Kindle book have?

The average Kindle book size is about 300 pages, or 75,000 words of text, and the average Kindle e-book file size is 2.6 MB. But that’s not exactly a one-size-fits-all answer. The size of your Kindle book will depend on the genre you write in and how many words (or images!) you need to achieve your vision.

How long does it take to publish a paperback on KDP?

Titles are typically reviewed and published within 24 to 72 hours.

Can I convert paperback to Kindle?

If you’ve been hanging on to those paper books because the idea of having to repurchase them all as Kindle titles is daunting, Amazon has a new option for you: Kindle Convert, a program for Windows that turns print books into digital versions fully compatible with Amazon’s Kindle software, including adjustable font.

How long does a book have to be to publish on Kindle?

You can try to publish fiction or nonfiction on Kindle that’s less than 2,500 words, but it’s possible it may not be accepted. Personally, I recommend at least 10,000 words for nonfiction, unless you can do it justice in less. For fiction, I recommend 5,000 words or more for short stories.

Can I put books I own on my Kindle?

The easiest way to put books on your Kindle is to do it via email. To get your Kindle’s email address, go to amazon.com/myk using your PC’s web browser (or Account > Your devices and content > Manage devices). If that’s the email address you’ll be using to send e-books to your Kindle, you’re all set.

Can I put hard copy books on my Kindle?

Amazon just introduced Kindle Convert, a new program that turns the pages of paper books into digitized copies to read on your Kindle or e-reader of choice. All you have to do is load your book into a scanner, and you could be reading Ulysses with the swipe of a finger in no time. If only it was that easy.

Can I get a word count on Kindle?

How to find a book’s word count: Go to that book’s page and scroll down to “Inside This Book.” Under that heading, click “Text Stats.” (It’ll be a blue link.) Under “Number of,” you’ll see “words.” That’s your number!

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