Key takeaways

  • The new Kindle Scribe is 40% faster and features AI-powered tools to get more out of your notes.
  • Send notes to Alexa to create to-do lists, calendar events, and reminders automatically.
  • Import and export documents with Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive for uninterrupted workflows.

Since its debut in 2022, customers around the world have used Kindle Scribe to capture big ideas, start a new journal or routine, and discover their new favorite book. Now, it's getting even better.
The new Kindle Scribe has been completely reimagined with a paper-like design that's thinner (5.4mm), lighter (400g), and 40% faster for writing and page turns. The larger 11-inch glare-free display features white borders and a smooth, paper-like texture that makes it look and feel like you're writing on a sheet of paper.
For those who want a color writing experience, the new Kindle Scribe Colorsoft features our custom-built Colorsoft display technology, delivering soft colors that are easy on the eyes.
Here are five features to try on the new Kindle Scribe and Kindle Scribe Colorsoft:

Page overview

Share notes with Alexa

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Share notes with Alexa
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Seamlessly integrate with your favorite productivity tools
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Find what you need with AI-powered notebook search
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Get quick insights with AI-powered notebook summarization
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Refine your notes and easily share them with others
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Share notes with Alexa

With Send to Alexa, you can seamlessly send notebooks and documents from your Kindle Scribe to Alexa. Simply share notebooks and documents from your Kindle Scribe to Alexa, then they'll be ready for you to access across Alexa.com, the Alexa app, and compatible devices, such as Echo and Fire TV*. Once shared, Alexa can help you brainstorm, summarize your notes, and turn ideas into action. Get summaries, suggested priorities, and guidance on getting started with projects. Alexa can even transform your notes into to-do lists, calendar events, and reminders, so nothing slips your mind.

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Seamlessly integrate with your favorite productivity tools

With support for Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive, it's easy to import documents for markup and export annotated PDFs. You can also share your notebooks with OneNote by exporting your notes as converted text or as an embedded image, so you can keep them all in one place and keep editing from your laptop. This seamless integration means you can capture ideas on the new Kindle Scribe during a class or meeting, then pick up where you left off on another device, keeping your workflow uninterrupted.

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Find what you need with AI-powered notebook search

Easily locate important ideas and information across all your notebooks by using the new AI-powered search feature. Search using natural language and get simple AI summaries based on the notes in your notebook. You can also dig deeper with follow-up questions. Go to Search and open the keyboard to get started.

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Get quick insights with AI-powered notebook summarization

The notebook summarization feature, powered by generative AI, allows you to quickly create a synopsis of your notes so you can bring your ideas off the page and turn them into actions. To use the feature, select up to 15 notebook pages, open the notebook menu, and click the AI icon. Select "Summarize," and the feature will convert your notes into concise bullets. The summaries are provided in a script font so they're legible and easy to share, while maintaining the look and feel of handwritten notes. You can also adjust the length of your summaries to be short or long, and the tone to be professional or casual.

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Refine your notes and easily share them with others
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If you're scribbling, the AI-powered refinement feature will convert your handwritten notes into a script font for a more elegant (and legible) look. While you're in a notebook, just click the AI icon and select "Refine writing." Your notes will be quickly converted into a script font and inserted back into your notebook, making them easier to read, review, and share. If inspiration strikes and you want to make changes, you can still edit and update your refined notes.

Kindle Scribe is available starting at $499.99, and Kindle Scribe Colorsoft is available starting at $629.99. Kindle Scribe without a front light will be available later this year for $429.99. All three products will be available in the U.K. and Germany later this year.
*A Prime membership or Alexa+ subscription is required for use on these devices. Send to Alexa will start rolling out to customers with the new Kindle Scribe or Kindle Scribe Colorsoft mid-February 2026.