It took about 4 hours for me to export my 9310 Evernote notes. When you start it up, you have a small window where you choose where you want the export to be saved (in my example I’m using my Desktop), and if you have the Advanced version you choose which format(s) you want, whether you want to include dates/tags, and whether you’d like to export everything or choose specific notebooks. You install it on your Mac or Windows computer and it will use the database that you already have downloaded with the Evernote client. Now, ExportNote doesn’t actually download anything. I’m using the Advanced version in this article. You can capture the tags and dates of your notes, and choose which notebooks you want to export. Advanced: Lets you export to HTML or PDF.

Keeps everything organized in your stacks, notebook, and note structure. Basic: Exports your entire Evernote database to HTML.Running The ExportNote Evernote Export Tool The author of the ExportNote reached out to me, so I decided to give it a try.ĮxportNote is a small Mac or Windows application that does one thing and does it well: it exports your notes to nicely-formatted PDF or HTML, and keeps your organization structure intact. I always hoped that someone would write a great Evernote export tool, and I think I may have finally found it. Evernote gives you built-in ways to export to HTML or XML, but your organization structure isn’t preserved and the result is not nicely formatted. One of the more popular posts on DocumentSnap (especially in light of recent price increases) is How To Export Your Data Out Of Evernote.

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