Why should I read articles on my Kindle?

Reading on a smartphone damages your eyesight and hurts your comprehension.

Kindle's screen doesn't emit a significant amount of blue light, which means that reading on a Kindle before bed is less likely to disrupt your sleep.

Kindles are also lightweight and don't have any of the distractions that traditional web browsers provide.

But does Amazon offer this for free?

Yes. Amazon does offer a browser extension to this, but most of the time, it doesn't work. Check its recent reviews on Chrome Web Store to see the staggering number of 1-star reviews.

Also, Amazon extension lacks premium features such as:

• — Twitter, HackerNews, Wikipedia integration
• — Personal library
• — RSS & Newsletters supports
• — and many more...

How do I view links on the Kindle?

Viewing links on a Kindle are not ideal. Kindle has a simplistic built-in web browser, but it is slow and difficult to navigate.

KTool converts these links into articles on-the-fly so you could read the related articles without leaving your Kindle!

How are images handled?

Web articles can include a lot of different image formats with a wide range of colors. Some articles contain heavy animated GIFs which doesn't work on Kindle.

KTool optimizes all images before embedding into the final ebook.

Where can I get the Chrome/Brave/Safari/Firefox extensions? Can I use it on my mobile phone?

You can go to https://ktool.io/install and install from there.

Can I cancel my subscription anytime?

Yes! You can cancel/pause/upgrade/downgrade your subscription anytime, self-served with a click of a button.

I'd love to hear how I can improve KTool though.

Can I get a refund?

All payments (including renewal payments) are refundable within 14 days.

Send me an email [email protected] and I'll happy to issue a refund.

Do you have any other question?

No problem! Send me an email [email protected]. I'll be glad to answer your questions!