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Send to Kindle

com.amazon.SendToKindle · Productivity · v1.1
Intel Only 102 devices · 114.6 MB · Impact: 45/100
About This App

Send to Kindle is Amazon's official utility for macOS that lets users transfer documents, PDFs, ebooks and other files from their Mac directly to a Kindle device or Kindle reading app. It supports multiple file formats including DOCX, PDF, EPUB and images, and integrates with macOS workflows to streamline the process of sending study materials, research documents, meeting notes and ebooks for reading. The app is commonly used by students, professionals and readers who want quick, seamless access to their documents on Kindle devices.</description> <parameter name="recommendation">The most recent search result describing Send to Kindle for Mac (from June 2025) refers to it as a native solution for macOS, but an older compatibility check from December 2020 indicates the app had not undergone Apple Silicon testing at that time. To determine your current situation: open Send to Kindle, go to the About menu, and check whether the version you have is listed as a Universal Binary or Intel-only. If it is Intel-only, contact Amazon Support directly to ask whether a native Apple Silicon build is available or planned. Given that nearly six years have passed since that December 2020 check and Amazon has had ample time to ship a native build, there is a reasonable chance a current version runs natively—but the search results do not confirm this definitively. If Amazon has not yet released a native build, you still have time before macOS 28 arrives in September 2028, but this is worth clarifying sooner rather than later so you can plan accordingly.

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Amazon's Send to Kindle app appears to still be available and maintained, with the Homebrew catalog showing version 1.1.1.259 (newer than the 1.1 version you have). However, the architecture compatibility isn't confirmed from available sources. You should download the latest version directly from Amazon's official page to check if it now includes Apple Silicon support. If the current version still requires Rosetta, you may want to consider third-party alternatives like 'Send to Kindle by KTool' (available on the Mac App Store), which offers similar functionality with additional features like sending web articles and appears to be actively maintained with modern compatibility.