Sentences with phrase «mobi file size»

This mobi file size is NOT what KDP uses to calculate the delivery fee; rather it uses the size of the component that gets delivered to the reader.

mobi file size created by kindlegen or Kindle Previewer.

Not exact matches

mobi files seem very large when compared to the EPUB files, this extra size is removed again once the book is distributed by Amazon.

What you need to know before you upload your file: • Supported file types: epub, doc, docx, mobi, odt (file size can not exceed 10 MB) • Kobo converts all files to e-pub format • If your file is a doc, docx, mobi, or odt, check Kobo's Conversion Guidelines to be sure that all formatting and chapter markers make it into the e-pub version.

For instance, an author can upload their Word file to Kindle or Kobo and it will be converted to a mobi or epub file for them, but it will only be useable by Kindle or Kobo and it will come out in a one - size - fits - all format without any opportunity to customize it.

But CAUTION: when uploading the epub, Amazon also retains a copy of the epub IN THE mobi file — WHY, I don't know, but this can more than double the size of your book, especially if it is graphic heavy..

When you see this, all you have to do is drag your mobi file on top of this and you should be able to see your book, change the font, the font size and all kinds of other neat things.

Due to the way the MOBI / KF8 file is packaged by Kindlegen, the delivery file size will always be smaller than the MOBI / KF8 file you uploaded from your computer.

The maximum size of a MOBI file is 650 MB.

I can't really figure out why, there doesn't seem to be a significant difference between these and other files (just mobi files, no special chars in the filename, no exceptional size...).

Send it to your Kindle email address and your PDF will be converted into a Mobi file, where you can control the font size and formatting.

Because your images can only be 800kb or smaller and your mobi file had better darn well be under 50mb if you don't want Amazon to slap a big ugly (well it's not big I guess, but it looks scary and foreboding) warning on your sales page saying «Due to large file size, this book may take longer than usual to download.»

For Kindle, Vellum creates a MOBI file and a lot of people think that the file size of the MOBI file is what determines delivery costs, and that's not true at all.

All the MOBI and PRC files I tried were ripe with coding errors and there's only one small text size.