NOTE: If you decide you want to import your Evernote data from notebooks stored locally on your computer instead, click the “Import notebooks instead” to go back to the previous screen. If you chose to import your Evernote data from a file, another screen displays. To do that, click the “Import a file instead” link. If you’ve backed up your Evernote data to an ENEX file, you can import the data from that file instead. To only import certain notebooks, either uncheck the ones you don’t want to import, or uncheck the “Evernote Notebooks” box to unselect all the notebooks and then check the boxes for the notebooks you do want to import. By default, the “Evernote Notebooks” box is checked and all the notebooks found on your computer are checked. Be sure that all your latest notes are completely synced. If you have the desktop version of Evernote installed, the OneNote Importer will find the notebooks stored locally on your computer.
There are two ways to import your Evernote content into OneNote. On the welcome screen, check the “I accept the terms of this agreement” box and click “Get started”. To access your imported Evernote data, you can use either the desktop version of OneNote (for Windows 7 and later) or the free, pre-installed version that comes with Windows 10.ĭownload Microsoft’s OneNote Importer here and double-click the StartOneNoteImporter.exe file. NOTE: You must either have the desktop version of Evernote installed on your computer for this tool to work, or have exported the data from Evernote (as an ENEX file) that you want to import into OneNote.
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