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Import from Evernote

Your whole Evernote library,moved in minutes.

Drop an .enex export in and everything arrives: notes, attachments, tags, and the original creation dates. 600 MB+ files are fine.

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How it works

  1. 1

    Select your notes

    In Evernote, select the notes you want, or click a notebook to take all of it.

  2. 2

    Export as .enex

    File > Export Notes > Evernote XML Format (.enex). One file per notebook keeps things tidy.

  3. 3

    Drop it into Cimanote

    Open Import from your account menu and drop the .enex file in. A progress bar tracks every note.

What carries over

The honest version - what arrives intact, what changes shape, and what cannot make the trip.

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Note text and formatting
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Attachments and images - up to 25 MB per attachment
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Tags
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Original creation dates
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Tables, checklists, code blocks
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Notebook structure - one .enex = one notebook; export per notebook to keep structure

Common questions

How big can the .enex file be?

Hundreds of megabytes is fine. The import streams the file, so even attachment-heavy libraries import without trouble.

Is my data uploaded somewhere to be converted?

No. The conversion runs in your browser; notes go straight from the file into your account.

Coming from somewhere else? See all import guides or the Import & Export overview.

Ready to leave Evernote behind?

Import is free on every account. Your notes, plus a Knowledge Engine that connects them.

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