E-Ink is an independent ebook toolkit for getting web articles onto an e-reader. Paste a public URL; it extracts the article, builds a table of contents from headings, and packages EPUB3 for Kindle, Kobo, Apple Books, and other EPUB devices. Older Kindles can take a second pass to MOBI. It is not a Calibre replacement and not a piracy site. Login walls and paywalls are out of scope. Markdown preview exists so a bad extract is obvious before the file hits the device. Around that core: format conversion among EPUB, MOBI, PDF, Markdown, HTML, and DOCX; ebook translation; text-to-speech; mind maps from book structure; in-browser readers that stay on the device. The UI ships in 16 languages. Conversion uses credits, free credits on signup, then pay as you go. Readers and editors stay free. Uploaded files are processed and deleted; we do not keep a copy of your book.
I built E-Ink because sending a web article to Kindle still dumps the nav bar into the book. Paste a public URL, preview the Markdown, download EPUB. Works on Kindle, Kobo, and Apple Books.