Let's start with the easy way first

Note-takers take note: Evernote has some serious competition, not least from Microsoft’s own OneNote app. This free tool has no limitations and doesn’t require a subscription to use, making it a step up from Evernote’s complicated pricing plans.

If you’ve decided to make the switch, Microsoft has made the process simple with the OneNote Importer tool for Windows and macOS. It lets you migrate from Evernote to OneNote, moving your notes and clippings over in just a few simple steps. Here’s how to use the OneNote Importer tool effectively.

The easiest way to migrate from Evernote to OneNote, as we mentioned, is to use the OneNote Importer tool. This only supports users with a Windows PC or Mac, so if you're using the Evernote mobile app, or you're looking to migrate to another platform like Google Docs, you'll want to see our next section.