Audit your Evernote export (.enex)

This tool counts what is in your export. Then it shows what other note apps keep and what they lose.

We do not upload your files. Your browser reads the files on this device. The page does not send your notes, titles, text or attachments to a server. You can disconnect from the internet before you start. The audit continues to work.

1 Select your export files

Drop .enex files or a folder here

Start with one notebook: your biggest or oldest. It takes about 1 minute. You can add more files later.

Select files Select a folder

How do I make an .enex file?

Open the Evernote desktop app on Windows or Mac. The web and phone apps cannot export.
Right-click a notebook. Select Export notebook.
Select the ENEX format. Save the file.
Drop the file here. One notebook is enough for a first report. Evernote exports one notebook at a time, so a full library can take 30 minutes or more.

2 Tell us about your notes

The scan continues while you answer. Six short questions. Then you see your report.

How many years have you used Evernote?

About how many notes do you have?

Which devices do you use for notes? Select all.

Which plan do you have now?

In which month does your plan renew?

Email (optional)

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Send the counts only (no titles, no text, no files) to help us

This is the exact data for the counts

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Both sets of data use the same random ID. The ID lets us link your counts to your email only if you send both.

Audit your Evernote export (.enex)

1 Select your export files

2 Tell us about your notes

3 Your library

Attachments by type

What each app keeps

What you must fix after import