For example, importing into NoteJoy ), then exporting all notes to Google Drive as Google Docs (a feature built into Notejoy), which can then be imported into Onenote ( ).Īlternately you could use Zapier or IFTTT to migrate all Evernote notes to Dropbox or Google Drive, and migrate the files from there. Otherwise I’d consider importing into an intermediary competing notes app is a possible alternative. There’s also this open source evernote2onenote importer, but it hasn’t been updated in 5 years so I don’t know how well it works: If you’re using Windows I found these troubleshooting steps for the importer: It would help to know the OS you are using. Has anyone else here found a better solution? My UpNote experiment suggests that there is nothing wrong with the enex files and that the problem must be in OneNote’s import software. (Only a few notes containing large image files failed to come through.)Īt that point, I started moving files manually by copy-and-paste into OneNote, but I eventually concluded that it would take me several months to do this. (Some years ago it worked fine for me.) I next, just as a test, tried to import the enex files into UpNote, and that was more or less successful.

As an experiment, I exported a couple of thousand notes into enex files and then made use of the official OneNote importer:īut I was distressed to discover that this software is apparently no longer functional. I am trying to rescue some old notes from Evernote and move them into OneNote.

Migrate evernote to onenote