Amazon says its Kindle Direct DRM-free titles will be available as PDFs and EPUB files going forward.

Kindle users will be able to download specific titles they've bought as a PDF or EPUB file next year, but only if the author ...

Amazon will soon allow EPUB and PDF downloads for DRM-free Kindle books, giving readers limited flexibility back.

Amazon will allow Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) authors to distribute DRM-free e-books in EPUB and PDF formats beginning January 20, 2026, marking a change ...

In early 2026, Amazon will allow users to back up their Kindle Books in EPUB. This is the biggest news in publishing in quite ...

From 20th January 2026, Amazon will enable titles published without Digital Rights Management to be downloaded in EPUB or PDF ...

Starting January 2026, Amazon will let DRM-free KDP titles be downloaded as EPUB and PDF files, though authors must opt in for older books and concerns over piracy may push some toward enabling DRM.

A surprisingly pro-consumer move.

If you use Amazon’s Kindle app on Android, you may have noticed the software doesn't offer the option to buy and rent ebooks or subscribe to the company’s Kindle Unlimited service anymore. Amazon ...