Outgrew Evernote Free? Bring every notebook with you.
Evernote's free plan now caps you at 50 notes, one notebook and one synced device. Noteshik reads Evernote's own .enex export: upload one notebook, or zip all your .enex files and upload the whole account at once. Notebooks become folders, and tags and attachments come along.
Noteshik Free gives you 60 notes and 100 MB of storage. Pro is $24.99 a year or $3.99 a month, and new subscribers pay $8.99 for their first year of Pro yearly (one time only).
How to export from Evernote
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Open the Evernote desktop app on Mac or Windows. The desktop app exports whole notebooks; the web app exports fewer notes at a time.
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Export each notebook as ENEX. Right-click the notebook in the sidebar, choose Export notebook, pick the ENEX format and save the file.
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Put the .enex files in one folder and zip it (on Mac: right-click › Compress; on Windows: right-click › Send to › Compressed folder). A single notebook can also be uploaded as a plain .enex.
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Create your Noteshik account with the button below. The import screen opens after signup: choose Evernote and drop the .zip or .enex.
Your Evernote password never reaches us. The .enex export is a file you create in Evernote, so your Evernote account stays untouched until you decide what to do with it.
Ready with your .enex or .zip?
Create the account and the Evernote import opens right after signup.
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What comes across
- Every notebook in the .zip, each as its own folder
- Tags
- Attachments such as PDFs and images
- Note text with its formatting, checklists and tables
What does not
- Evernote's shared-notebook permissions (sharing is set up again in Noteshik)
- Anything you do not export. Only the notebooks in your .enex files are imported.
What Evernote says
Evernote's plan comparison lists the Free plan at 50 notes, 1 notebook and sync on 1 device.
Source: evernote.com/compare-plans, read September 28, 2026.
Evernote's help center explains that the Free plan allows one connected device at a time.
Source: Evernote Help: device limit explained, read September 28, 2026.
Questions
Do I need to give Noteshik my Evernote login?
No. You export .enex files from the Evernote app and upload them. We never ask for your Evernote password.
Can I upload my whole account at once?
Yes. Zip all of your .enex files together and upload the .zip. Each .enex inside it becomes a folder.
What if my Evernote library is bigger than the free plan?
Noteshik brings in the first 60 notes on the Free plan. New subscribers can then take Pro yearly for $8.99 for the first year (one time only) to bring in the rest.
Also moving from Pocket or Omnivore? Notion, Obsidian, Joplin and plain Markdown exports import too. See all switching guides.
Evernote is a trademark of Evernote Corporation. Noteshik is not affiliated with or endorsed by Evernote.