You should receive an email that includes PDF and CSV files of your notes and highlights. You’ll see a brief message pop up at the top, letting you know your notes were sent.Ĭheck the email address connected to your Amazon Kindle account. Access your notes via the Menu button as described above, tap Export Notes, and hit Send.

You can send all notes and highlights to the Kindle email address for your device. You can then scroll through all notes and highlights for the book.įor highlights, you can Delete or Share them, and for notes, you can Edit, which also lets you Delete if you like. Select Notes (the setting name may vary depending on your version). If you’re not on the page containing the note or want to view all those you have for the book, access the toolbar at the top and tap the Menu icon on the top right. Or simply tap the X on the top right to close it. From there, you can tap to see All Notes, Share the note, Delete, or Edit it. To access your notes, you can tap the number on the highlighted text. But notes are obviously written words you want to read. Highlights simply appear on your text, just like if you used a highlight marker on a physical book. When you add a note, this also adds a highlight and number to the text. Tap or drag through the text, release your finger and tap Note in the toolbar. Add notes on Kindle Paperwhiteįollow the same process to include a note as you do to add a highlight. To remove a highlight, tap it and select Delete in the toolbar.

Your highlighted text will be saved for you to access with your Notes, which we’ll describe below. When you release your finger, a small toolbar will appear.

For more than one word, simply tap and drag your finger through the text. With the book open on your Kindle, tap to select the text you want to highlight. 4) Export your notes and highlights Add highlights on Kindle Paperwhite

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