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title: Evernote
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# How do I import notes from Evernote?

The following steps will help you quickly import your notes from Evernote into Notesnook.

## Exporting your Evernote notebooks

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> If you are tech savvy and know your way around a computer, you can use a tool like [evernote-backup](https://github.com/vzhd1701/evernote-backup) to quickly export all your Evernote notes as .ENEX files.

1. Open the Evernote Desktop app (its not possible to export notes from the Evernote web app), and go to `Notebooks` from the side menu:
   ![](/static/evernote-importer/1.png)
2. Click on the `three-dot` button on each notebook and click on `Export Notebook`
   ![](/static/evernote-importer/2.png)
3. Choose `ENEX format` then click on `Export`, and save it to your desired location. Repeat this for all the Notebooks you want to import into Notesnook.
   ![](/static/evernote-importer/3.png)

## Importing .ENEX files into Notesnook

Once you have all the .ENEX files containing your Evernote notes, its time to import them into Notesnook.

1. Go to [https://importer.notesnook.com/](https://importer.notesnook.com/) and select Evernote from the list of apps.
   ![](/static/evernote-importer/4.png)
2. Drop (or select) the `.enex` files you exported earlier from Evernote, and click the "Start processing" button.
   ![](/static/evernote-importer/5.png)
3. Once the Importer finishes processing your files, download the .zip file.
   ![](/static/import-ready.png)
4. After you have downloaded the `.zip` file, [go to the Notesnook Web App](https://app.notesnook.com/) > Settings > Notesnook Importer. Select the .zip you downloaded earlier and click "Start import" button.
   ![](/static/import-zip-app.png)
5. Once importing completes you should see all your notes in Notesnook. If you face any issues during importing, feel free to [report them on GitHub](https://github.com/streetwriters/notesnook-importer).

## Supported formats

Notesnook Importer is one of the most robust Evernote importers around supporting almost 100% of Evernote formats. Here's a list of everything that can (or can't be) imported into Notesnook:

- [x] Attachments
- [x] Web clips (full page, screenshot, bookmark, article, & simplified article are all supported)
- [x] Tasks (currently only the task items get imported without any metadata)
- [x] Links
- [x] Images
- [x] Rich text (bold, italic, lists etc.)
- [ ] Reminders
- [ ] Internal note links
- [x] Notebooks
- [x] Tags