Add a dedication page to any EPUB ebook, watch it take shape as you type, then download the finished book, ready to give.
Free Your book never leaves your device Your original file stays untouched
Any ebook without copy protection works: classics from Project Gutenberg or Standard Ebooks, books from DRM-free stores, or your own writing.
Type your message and signature, pick a typeface and an ornament, and the preview shows the page as it will look.
Inscribe places a single dedication page right after the cover, where a printed dedication would be. Nothing else in the book changes.
Save the new EPUB and share it, or put it on a Kindle. How to send an EPUB to Kindle
EPUB is the standard file format for ebooks, ending in .epub. Kobo, Apple Books, Google Play Books and most e-reader apps use it, and Kindles accept it when it's sent through Amazon's Send to Kindle.
No. Inscribe opens the book, adds the page and builds the new file entirely inside your browser. The book and your message never leave your device.
Only with DRM-free EPUB files, such as those from many independent publishers, Project Gutenberg, or stores that sell without DRM. Kindle store purchases are locked, so they can't be edited here, and we don't help remove DRM.
Download it here, then send it with Amazon's Send to Kindle: drag it onto amazon.com/sendtokindle, or email it to the Kindle's address. Our step-by-step guide covers every method and what to do if the book doesn't arrive.
Yes. Amazon converts EPUBs sent through Send to Kindle, and the dedication page comes through as a normal page in the book. If the Kindle replaces an embedded font, the reader's own font is used instead.
Yes, that's what it's for. Send them the downloaded EPUB, or send it to their Kindle by email once they've added your address to their approved list, as the guide explains.
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