Reading Setup on Kindle
Fonts, spacing, dark mode, highlights, and accessibility controls that make daily reading usable.
Default type is built for a product photo. Long sessions need a font you stop noticing, spacing that does not crowd, and a theme that matches the room.
Kindle apps and later e-ink models support VoiceView, font scaling, and OpenDyslexic on many devices.
Highlights, notes, and screen readers are in the other two guides in this section.
Fonts, spacing, and themes in KindleA setup guide for Kindle so long sessions do not fight the default type.Highlights and notes in KindleWhere Kindle stores annotations, what you can export, and what disappears if you leave the ecosystem.Accessibility controls in KindleScreen readers, TTS, dyslexia-friendly fonts, and the limits of Kindle when the file itself is poorly tagged.