The Kindle Highlights plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who have accumulated notes and highlights on their Kindle devices. With this plugin, you can seamlessly sync your Kindle notes and highlights directly into your Obsidian vault, without having to worry about manually transferring files or data. The plugin offers two syncing methods: one that connects to Amazon's Kindle Reader, allowing you to access highlights from books purchased directly from the platform; and another that uploads your "My Clippings.txt" file from your Kindle device, giving you flexibility in managing non-Amazon book highlights. With continuous automatic syncing, enriched metadata, and powerful templating options, this plugin makes it easy to organize and customize your Kindle notes and highlights within Obsidian.

The Unearthed Obsidian Plugin (Kindle Sync) offers a convenient way to bring your Kindle highlights and notes directly into Obsidian. By syncing with the Unearthed.app service, this plugin allows users to easily capture insights from their Kindle reading and access them in Obsidian, along with options for Notion and Capacities. A standout feature is the Daily Reflection, which presents a selected highlight, quote, book details, and your notes each day, keeping your readings fresh in mind. Setup is straightforward—create an account on Unearthed, sync Kindle data through a browser extension, and add an API key in Obsidian. You can set it to auto-sync or initiate manual syncs, making it flexible for different workflows. This plugin is open source, inviting community contributions for future improvements.

The Kindle CSV Converter plugin enables users to seamlessly convert Kindle notes and highlights, either in CSV format or from 'My Clippings.txt,' into well-structured Obsidian notes. Users can customize the formatting of headers, highlights, and notes, as well as specify file paths and separators for their converted files. The plugin also offers features to enhance notes by removing duplicates and supports additional options like including book details in iframes. With an intuitive interface and support for multiple languages, this tool streamlines the integration of Kindle data into an Obsidian vault.

The Kindle Export plugin simplifies the process of exporting Obsidian notes and their embedded media into .epub files for reading on Kindle or PocketBook devices. It combines markdown files, images, and other embedded files into a single eBook format, complete with features like a table of contents, footnotes, and support for external links. Users can also configure the export to send the .epub file directly to their Kindle via email. Additionally, the plugin includes a 'mergedown' feature to consolidate all embedded files and media into a single markdown file. This is an ideal solution for users who want a seamless way to read and manage their notes on eReaders without converting to PDF.

The Paste Quote plugin streamlines the process of formatting and citing quotations when pasting them into Obsidian. It automatically adjusts pasted text based on cursor position, converting it into a block quote or inline quote as needed. The plugin supports citation formatting for quotes copied from the Kindle app, ensuring proper attribution using title and page numbers or Pandoc-style citations if a references section is present.