Thread: Image compression in send to kindle
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Old 01-20-2024, 04:56 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by escaner View Post
Is there a way to control the amount of compression that send to kindle applies to the book (epub) images?

Now that send-to-kindle works with kfx, I was moving from sideload to send-to-kindle using the website, but the maps in some of my books become unreadable due to the high compression.

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You'll have to avoid 'send to kindle' for images. It heavily compresses them.
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