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What KDP's help page says about eBook tables of contents: HTML TOC, Kindle Interactive TOC, Word…
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For self-publishers preparing a Kindle eBook. It summarises what one KDP help page, captured 2026-11-05, says about the two kinds of table of contents and the Kindle Create and Word routes. Documentation only: nothing was installed or run, and the page and software may have changed.
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Guide title
What KDP's help page says about eBook tables of contents: HTML TOC, Kindle Interactive TOC, Word route
Coverage
For self-publishers preparing a Kindle eBook. It summarises what one KDP help page, captured 2026-11-05, says about the two kinds of table of contents and the Kindle Create and Word routes. Documentation only: nothing was installed or run, and the page and software may have changed.
Useful starting points
- The page treats a contents page of chapter links in the book and the interactive contents in the Kindle menu as two different things.
- The Word route differs between PC and Mac in its starting style, the title that gets bookmarked and the confirmation prompt.
- Kindle Create supports a limited list of eBook languages, so check the page's language note before relying on it.
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