Klippy For IE: Capture Web Pages And Export As E-Books To Kindle, Sony Reader

Posted by dkszone on February 9, 2010

Ever wished you could simply clip a web page, convert it into a E-Book and read it on a E-Book reader such as Amazon Kindle or Sony Reader? Here is Klippy for Internet Explorer, a free add-on that gives you immense flexibility in capturing and saving web pages, exporting them in different formats, and making them available for offline browsing.

Klippy lets you format the web pages the way you like, tidy them by removing unwanted blocks, remove images or background, customize font, change the width, organize the clippings in folders for later offline access and many more. You can choose from any of the available preset page styles, including eBook, Newspaper, Novel, and Terminal, to quickly format the web page before saving it.

Export formats supported are PDF, HTML, TEXT, EPUB, and MOBI. Klippy lets you transfer the web page as an eBook wirelessly to Kindle in a single click. Other features include tagging of clips, search clippings, share via Email, different selection styles for clipping including Browser mode, Track Mode, and Rectangular Mode.

While there are web page capturing tools such as Simple Webpage Capture, Klippy integrates itself into Internet Explorer’s toolbar after installation and thus makes it easy for you to clip while you surf. By clicking on the Klippy command button, you can avail all the rich set of features, aimed to make web page capture easy and fun.In case you are unable to find Klippy button in IE toolbar after installation, you may have to add the command manually to the command bar.