From the list that is displayed, select the Evernote notebooks that you want to import into OneNote. If you have Evernote for Windows installed and you have all of your notes synced locally, then the OneNote Importer will automatically discover your Evernote notebooks. When the OneNote Importer has finished downloading, double-click the installer file on your computer, and then follow the prompts: Your download of the OneNote Importer should start automatically. On any Windows PC that has Evernote for Windows installed, visit and then click Download the Importer. When you’re ready to import your notes from Evernote to OneNote, do the following: Watch this short video about the OneNote Importer (optional) If you have Evernote for Windows installed, sign in with your Evernote account, and then make sure that your latest notes are completely synced before you begin importing to OneNote.

Here is what you’ll need to import your Evernote notes into OneNote:Įvernote for Windows (optional, but this speeds up the migration process).

If you only ever use Evernote on the Web, we recommend exporting your notes from Evernote for Windows or Mac to an Evernote export (.enex) file. You likely already have such an account, but you can just as easily create a new one for free. You can choose any Microsoft Account to use with OneNote, no matter if it’s a personal Hotmail,, or account, or a Microsoft Account given to you by your work or your school. The OneNote Importer finds any Evernote content on your computer and sends it to OneNote. This article outlines the steps required to import your notes from Evernote to OneNote and offers answers to questions you might have about transferring your content. Note: The importer software described on this page is still available for you to download and use, but we’re no longer actively developing or supporting this tool.

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