Here are the steps to format and publish your book on Amazon’s KDP: In this complete guide to all things Kindle Direct Publishing, we’ll walk you through the process on how to publish a book using Amazon’s KDP, starting with how to properly format your book files.īy the end of this KDP guide, you will have your book available in the Kindle Store, and ready to get into the hands of your readers.
Traditional Publishingīut, the process can be overwhelming – especially if you want to make sure you’re doing it correctly from beginning to end, from book formatting to book launch. In fact, it’s pretty easy to publish your book on KDP, which is why it’s caught on so rapidly, especially for those who found traditional publishing to be a roadblock in their author journey. The Kindle for PC application was a desktop software released by Amazon in 2009 for Windows (and for Mac OS X later in 2010), which allowed users of desktop computers to read Kindle books without having to purchase a Kindle device.Amazon KDP has taken the publishing world by storm.įor the first time in history, authors can self-publish a book with the click of the button – and Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing has made the process more accessible than ever. Today Kindle has a lot of derivatives from the original design, such as the Kindle Fire (a tablet device) and a Kindle Touch (an ordinary Kindle with a touch-sensitive screen), and Amazon has also marketed the Kindle software across various platforms, such as Windows, Mac OS X, iOS, webOS, BlackBerry OS, Android, and Windows Phone, plus a cloud-based reader where users can download and read Kindle books from a web browser. Kindle not only supports e-book reading, but also browse and download digital print publications and books. Kindle is a tablet-like device that utilizes an E-Ink electronic paper display system that can display up to 16 shades of gray to simulate reading real paper this gray-based display also keeps power consumption to a minimum. The Amazon Kindle is one of the most popular (if not the most) e-book reader from online retail giant Amazon, with a series of iterations since 2007, when the first generation Kindle was first introduced.
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