Send CBZ and CBR comic files to your reMarkable, Kindle or Kobo
Turn comic book archives (.cbz and .cbr) into a PDF fitted to your reMarkable’s screen or an EPUB for your Kindle, and send them in one step — including public-domain comics you download from Comic Book Plus or Digital Comic Museum.
Comic archives are just page images in a zip (.cbz) or rar (.cbr) file — but most e-readers can’t open them. Fireside Folio converts them on the way:
- reMarkable: a PDF with every page fitted to the screen, in the Comics folder.
- Kindle: an EPUB that shows one comic page per screen, delivered through Send to Kindle.
- Kobo, Boox, PocketBook, Supernote: send it by code from firesidefolio.com/k, or download the converted file.
Fireside Folio doesn’t keep a copy: the file is converted, sent to your device and deleted. Please only send comics you’re allowed to — public-domain comics, Creative Commons comics, or ones you own without copy protection.
Prefer not to download anything? The catalog already has 1930-and-earlier newspaper strips, Golden Age comics whose copyright was never renewed, US government comics and Creative Commons webcomics, ready to send.
How it works
- Download a comic in your own browser — for example a public-domain Golden Age comic from Comic Book Plus or Digital Comic Museum, or one you bought DRM-free.
- In Fireside Folio, open Library and tap Add a file (or, on a Kobo or other e-reader, open firesidefolio.com/k and send it by code — no account needed).
- Pick the .cbz or .cbr file. Fireside Folio turns it into a PDF with one page per screen for a reMarkable, or an EPUB for a Kindle, and sends it.
Questions
Why doesn’t Fireside Folio just list every comic from Comic Book Plus?
Comic Book Plus asks automated tools not to copy its library, and we respect that. Downloading a comic yourself and sending it here is fine — that’s what the site is for.
Can I send comics from Comixology, Kindle or other stores?
Only DRM-free files. Comics bought in stores that lock them to their own app can’t be converted.
Is there a size limit?
Up to 600 pages per file. Very long collections can be split into parts first.
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