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Originally Posted by lesley9
No you can't. I've attached what Amazon says you can email them for conversion support. My main point is that Amazon performs some Calibre type functions but Kobo requires a computer - granted both companies have some differences in native formats.
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Again, I disagree. Minor differences in image handling and typography aside, there is no effective difference between epub and kepub - kepub is literally "k" epub. Sending either to your Dropbox for later retrieval on your Kobo does not require a computer, any more than emailing an epub to your Kindle does.
It's absolutely fine if you prefer Kindle's system, but it's not intrinsically superior. If you read a lot of epubs, there is even chance that Kobo is a better choice since it will open them without any conversion - and some feel the typography is superior to kepubs. And if a kepub is deemed absolutely essential, there's always this option which works on phones.
https://pgaskin.net/kepubify/try/