Edit: I have assumed that your images were actually inserted into the document you were editing which means they are created in the same folder as the html file. If you only linked to the images, and your images were stored a different folder called, say, Harry, you will need to replicate that path - I am not sure of the details and it will vary depending on whether you linked using Direct addressing or Relative addressing. It is quite "tidy" to put the images in a folder called Images below the folder containing the document, and link to them relatively in your document. In this case the folder Example above would just have test.html in it; together with a folder called Images, which contained all the images. |
motorhomelifer wrote:The instructions from Amazon were to copy and paste the images in a separate file alongside the HTML File in the compressed folder.
(3) Books with images: Creating a zipped file of your book contents
If your book includes images, you'll need to create a compressed file of your book for it to work on Kindle. To do that, follow these steps:
1. Go to the folder where you saved your book (by default, Word will save your files in 'Documents' so if you aren't sure where it is, this is a good place to look).
2. You'll find two files with the name you used: a folder containing Your images and an HTML file containing your book.
Right click on the HTML file, scroll over "Send to" and on the menu that appears, click 'Compressed (zipped) folder'
4. A new folder with the same name will appear with a zipper on it.
5. Drag the folder with your images in it onto the new zipped folder.
This zipped folder will be necessary when it comes time to upload your book to KDP.
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