#Readkit instapaper limit free
With a free account, you can send up to 10 articles to your Kindle every day and a premium subscription ups it to 50 (more on premium subscription later). On the same page, scroll down and locate Set Automatic Delivery.Ĭheck the option that says – Send my Unread articles to my Kindle automatically. Go to your Kindle Personal Document Settings page and add the email Instapaper gives you to the Approved Personal Document E-mail List.įrom the Send-To-Kindle E-Mail Settings page, find your unique Kindle email address (if you don’t know it already), go to Instapaper’s settings page and paste it.Ĭongratulations, Instapaper and Kindle are now connected. Now, from Settings -> Manage Your Kindle, connect your Instapaper account with your Kindle. First, you need to sign up for an Instapaper account and use the bookmarklet or extension to save articles to Instapaper. Looking back at how much time I spent over the last month manually creating ebooks from articles, doing so automatically with Instapaper seems a little comic. Automatically Deliver Unread Instapaper Articles To KindleĪutomatically. Lets take this step by step, starting from the obvious and moving up to the truly awesome. I had used it when researching for read later services and settled for Read It Later (now known as Pocket), mostly because it was free while Instapaper’s mobile apps were not. Speaking of something better, one fine day I was reunited with Instapaper. But there’s always something better out there. And I even got there, using the Send To Kindle extension that sends any web page to your Kindle device and when I came across more than one article, I just manually made an ebook of them using Readlists. But, like every other techie out there, I wanted it to do more.