Step 1
Open the Kindle Notebook website
Go to read.amazon.com/notebook and sign in with the same Amazon account you use for Kindle books and the Kindle app.
Kindle workflow
Kindle highlights:
view, export, and actually use them
Your Kindle highlights live in three places: on the device, in the My Clippings.txt file, and at read.amazon.com/notebook. This page shows the fastest way to view and export them, then how to turn them into a searchable, reviewable library with Screvi.
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How to view Kindle highlights online
The fastest free way to see every note and highlight from your Kindle in one place.
Step 2
Choose a book from your list
Amazon shows your books in the left sidebar. Click a title to view all notes and highlights for that book.
Step 3
Read and copy your highlights
You can view Kindle highlights online and copy them manually, but there is no cross-book semantic search or review workflow.
Kindle Notebook vs Screvi online library
Kindle Notebook is a solid first step. Screvi is where your highlights become searchable and usable across your full reading history.
| Capability | Kindle Notebook | Screvi |
|---|---|---|
| Viewing highlights online | Yes, per book | Yes, across your full library |
| Search quality | Basic keyword search | AI semantic search by meaning |
| Cross-book workflow | Manual switching between books | Unified highlights feed and filters |
| Retention system | No built-in review schedule | Spaced repetition review + email digest |
| Sync options | Inside Amazon only | Auto-sync via extension, file, or mobile |
Import and sync Kindle highlights to Screvi
Choose the method that matches your setup. Most users start with the extension for fast import and automatic sync.
Browser extension (recommended)
Visit your Kindle notebook and import everything automatically. Supports 7 Amazon regions and daily background sync.
My Clippings.txt file
Connect your Kindle via USB and upload My Clippings.txt from your device root folder.
Screvi mobile app
Import Kindle highlights directly inside the iOS or Android app from Integrations settings.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I view Kindle highlights online for free?
Use Amazon Kindle Notebook at read.amazon.com/notebook. It is free with your Amazon account and shows highlights per book.
Why use Screvi if Kindle Notebook already exists?
Kindle Notebook is useful for basic viewing. Screvi adds cross-book organization, AI semantic search, spaced repetition review, and multi-source sync in one library.
Can I sync Kindle highlights automatically?
Yes. The Screvi browser extension can auto-sync your Kindle highlights in the background every 24 hours after initial setup.
Does Screvi support Kindle highlights from different Amazon regions?
Yes. Screvi supports Kindle highlights from US, UK, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, and Brazil Amazon regions.
Can I still keep using Kindle Notebook after importing to Screvi?
Yes. Importing to Screvi does not remove anything from Amazon. You can keep both workflows, then rely on Screvi for search and review.
How do I export my Kindle highlights?
Three ways: copy them manually from read.amazon.com/notebook, pull the My Clippings.txt file off your device over USB, or use an app like Screvi that imports from both and keeps everything synced automatically.
How do I see highlights on my Kindle device?
Open the book, tap the top of the screen, and choose Go To, then Notes. To see highlights from every book in one place, use read.amazon.com/notebook instead.
Where is the My Clippings.txt file?
Connect your Kindle to a computer over USB. My Clippings.txt sits in the documents folder of the Kindle drive and holds every highlight and note made on the device, including from sideloaded books.
Try it with your highlights
Create your account, add your highlights and see how Screvi can change the way you read.
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