Evernote’s higher prices for its Plus (now $4.99 a month, up from $3.99) and Premium ($7.99, up from $5.99) tiers aren’t the only changes, as free accounts will now only sync with two devices (rather than an unlimited amount). PC users can import their Evernote notebooks to OneNote on PCs running Windows 7 or later, and Mac users can import to the Notes app on Macs running El Capitan (10.11) or later.  MORE: The Best Laptops for Business and Productivity If you haven’t downloaded Evernote (opens in new tab) onto to your Mac or PC, do that first, as imports aren’t available on mobile devices.

How to import Evernote notes on a PC to OneNote

  1. Open Evernote and right-click Notebooks. These screenshots were taken in Windows 7, but the process works the same way in Windows 10.  2. Select Export Notes.
  2. Select “Export as a file in ENEX format” and click Export. 6. Navigate to OneNote’s migration page and click Download the Importer. 7. Open the downloaded installation file. 8. Click Run. 9. Accept the terms of service and click Get Started. 11. Select the file you exported in Step 4 and click Open.  12. Click Next. 14. Enter your account login credentials and click Sign in. 15. Click Import. 16. Click View notes in OneNote. You’ve imported Evernote notes to OneNote.

How to import Evernote notes on a Mac to Apple Notes

  1. Open Evernote and click Notebooks. 2. Click File. 3. Select Export All Notes. 4. Navigate to a location and click Save. 5. Open Notes and click File. 7. Select the file you made in Step 4 and click Import. 8. Click Import Notes.

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