Repair an EPUB so Amazon's Send to Kindle accepts it - here in this tab, with nothing uploaded.
Send to Kindle refuses many perfectly readable EPUBs. Fixing them usually means uploading the book to a converter. Here the repair is done in your browser, and the only upload is the one you make to your own Kindle.
No. Since 2022 Amazon's Send to Kindle takes EPUB and converts it for your device, and no longer accepts MOBI. What goes wrong is EPUBs it refuses - which this repairs.
A missing language, chapters that are not well-formed XHTML, missing table-of-contents entries and other faults known to trigger Amazon's E999 error. The report lists what it changed.
No. Writing Amazon's own formats is a job for Calibre or Kindle Previewer; for sending to a Kindle you no longer need either.
Only if they have no DRM. Copy-protected books are encrypted, and removing that is not something this site does. Books from Project Gutenberg, Standard Ebooks, Humble Bundle and most indie stores are DRM-free.