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Turn web articles and YouTube videos into clean EPUBs for Kindle, Kobo, PocketBook, BOOX and the Bookbeam reader app. Read the web like a book. Bookbeam turns any article or YouTube video into a clean, ad-free EPUB and sends it to your e-reader, phone or tablet in one click. WHAT IT DOES • Articles → clean EPUBs: menus, ads, pop-ups and clutter removed; headings, images and links kept. • YouTube → readable scripts: full transcripts with punctuation, paragraphs and clickable timestamps, or a short summary, or both. • One click from the toolbar, or a keyboard shortcut. • Covers that make sense: articles get a picture of the page itself, videos get a magazine-style cover with the thumbnail and title. • Translate on send: get the article in another language. WHERE IT SENDS • Your Bookbeam library: appears on every device signed in to Bookbeam (Android phone, tablet, BOOX and other e-ink tablets, and the web library). • Kindle, Kobo or PocketBook by email. • Dropbox or Google Drive. • A download link. MADE FOR E-INK Clean typography, no colour-dependent styling, and files that open in any EPUB reader. Bookbeam’s own Android reader is built for e-ink first: fast page turns, full-screen reading, read-aloud and a dictionary. PART OF BOOKBEAM PRO Sign in to start a free 7-day Pro trial. After that, the extension works with Bookbeam Pro, which you get in the Bookbeam app for Android (Google Play). One account covers the app, the web library and the extension. Kindle, Kobo, PocketBook, BOOX, YouTube, Dropbox and Google Drive are trademarks of their respective owners. Bookbeam is not affiliated with them.
Nov 4, 2026
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