KindleFetch – Download eBooks Directly to Kindle

KindleFetch is the simplest way to download eBooks straight to your Kindle—no computer or cables required. Search and download books from Anna’s Archive, Library Genesis, and other sources directly from your device using the terminal.

About KindleFetch

KindleFetch is a free, open-source downloader for Kindle e-readers. It lets you quickly search and download books from top sources—all on your Kindle, saving you time and avoiding manual sideloading.

Key Features

Download eBooks directly—no PC needed
Text-based, easy-to-use terminal interface
Supports Anna’s Archive, Library Genesis, and more
Works on most Kindle models and firmware (HF & SF)
Regular updates and community support

Requirements

KTerm terminal emulator (required to run KindleFetch)

Install KindleFetch

Automatic Install (Recommended):

Open KTerm on your Kindle.
Type and run:
curl https://justrals.github.io/KindleFetch/install.sh | sh
Wait for installation to finish and follow the prompts.

Manual Install:

Download from KindleFetch GitHub Releases.
Unzip and copy the files to your /extensions folder on Kindle.

How to Use KindleFetch

Open KTerm and launch KindleFetch.
Search for your book by title, author, or keyword.
Choose your download source (Anna’s Archive, Library Genesis, etc).
Select the book and follow the on-screen instructions to download.
Your downloaded eBook will appear in your Kindle library.

Troubleshooting

No search results or errors? Book sources may be temporarily unavailable—try again later or use a different source.
“Sign in” or HTML file from Z-Library? You have reached the Z-Library download limit—try another source like Library Genesis.