Simple way to transfer Evernote data to OneNote

As you know, OneNote is a note-taking application provided by Microsoft completely free and multi-platform, so users can create, work and sync on any device with no internet connection. So, if you're using Evernote and want to switch to OneNote but are worried because you don't know how to move data from Evernote to OneNote, this article will be useful for you.

Here we will use the open source tool called Evernote2Onenote , developed by Stefan Küng. The only requirement you need to be able to use this tool is the computer that has Microsoft .NET Framework 4 installed and both Evernote and OneNote software installed on the computer.

Instructions for converting data from Evernote to OneNote

After downloading, proceed to extract and install Evernote 2Onenote to Windows. Then start the software, click the drop-down menu of the Evernote Notebook item and click the corresponding option. Here we will select Article Notes to transfer the saved data in Evernote.

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Next, set the timeline for data transfer.

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When everything is done, click Start Import so that the data conversion process starts.

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When the Finished message appears, close Evernote 2Onenote and start OneNote .

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In the OneNote interface, you will see a list of data from Evernote displayed in Article Notes .

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These documents will be displayed as Unspecified . If you have a keyword note, the keyword section will be the name of the file.

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But if you want to rename Unspecified instead, right-click it and select Rename .

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Above are the steps to transfer data from Evernote to OneNote that we introduce to you. Very simple, right?

Have a nice weekend!