Here are the simple steps on how to do it. Part 2: Read Google Books on Kindle with Sideloading Appsįor users who don’t want to go the risk with removing DRM from Google Play Books, we can use a method to read Google Play Books on Kindle with sideloading, as sideloading apps onto Kindle Fire is not illegal in any way. If Google Play books you downloaded is an.ACSM file, you need to use Adobe Digital Editions to download the book as Epub or PDF first.
If its DRM free, Calibre can load the book successfully, If it has DRM, it will pop up and the warning window says that your book is DRM protected. Second, you can check with Calibre, Please launch Calibre (Windows/Mac) and add your Google Play books to Calibre. Here is how to check:įirst, if the Google Play books are protected by DRM, they are not able to be read or opened by other programs instead of Adobe Digital Editions. Some Google Play books are DRM free and if the books are in PDF format, you can directly read it on kindle. Check if the Google Play books are protected with DRM
In this article, we will introduce 3 easy solutions to do the job. Since the reasons we gave above, In theory, we need three steps to transfer and read Google Play Books on Kindle:Ĭonvert Google Play Books to PDF, Mobi, KFX, AZW3, or other Kindle supported format. The other reason is that more than half of the Google Play Books are in Epub format which Kindle doesn’t support. That means you can only read those eBooks with Adobe Digit Edition. The first one is that 90% of the Google Play Books are protected with DRM. Unfortunately, the process of reading Google Play Books on Kindle isn’t quite as straightforward as you might think. Many of us have a bunch of Google Play Books that we’d love to read on our Kindle.
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