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Reasons to Ditch Evernote (And How to Migrate Your Notes Elsewhere)

By Matthew Lynch
June 23, 2023
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Evernote has long been a leading note-taking app loved by users around the world. However, recent changes in the app and the introduction of new note-taking apps have left some users wondering if it’s time to ditch Evernote. Here are a few reasons why you may want to move on from the popular app and how to migrate your notes elsewhere.

Pricing Changes

One of the most significant changes made by Evernote in recent years is the introduction of new pricing tiers. Free users now have a monthly upload limit, and premium users have seen the price increase. The app’s pricing changes have left users feeling cheated and frustrated, leading them to seek out other note-taking apps that don’t have such limitations.

Lack of Innovation

Evernote has been around for over a decade, and while it was once groundbreaking, many users now feel that the app has become stagnant. Newer note-taking apps, such as Notion and Roam Research, offer innovative features and unique ways of organizing notes that Evernote just can’t compete with.

Poor User Interface

Some users have also found Evernote’s user interface to be clunky and difficult to use, particularly on mobile devices. With so many other note-taking apps available, users want something streamlined and easy to use that won’t slow them down.

Fortunately, if you’re considering ditching Evernote, there are several other note-taking apps that can take its place. Here are three popular alternatives:

Notion

Notion is a newer note-taking app that has quickly gained popularity. It offers a sleek, modern interface and innovative features that allow users to create notes, databases, checklists, and more. Notion is also highly customizable, allowing users to create pages that are tailored to their specific needs.

OneNote

Microsoft’s OneNote is a free note-taking app that comes pre-installed on most Windows devices. It offers a similar note-taking experience to Evernote, with the added benefit of seamless integration with other Microsoft products such as Word and Excel. OneNote also has a user-friendly interface that makes taking notes a breeze.

Simplenote

As the name suggests, Simplenote is a straightforward note-taking app that puts the focus on easy note-taking. It offers a minimalist design that allows users to quickly jot down notes without any distractions. Simplenote is also free to use and syncs seamlessly across all devices.

Migrating Your Notes

If you’ve decided to switch to a different note-taking app, you’ll need to migrate your notes from Evernote. Fortunately, most note-taking apps offer importing tools that make it easy to transfer your notes.

To transfer your notes to Notion, click “Import” in the left sidebar and select “Evernote.” Follow the prompts to sign in to your Evernote account and choose the notes you want to import.

To import your notes to OneNote, select “File” > “Import” > “Evernote.” Select the notes you want to import and follow the prompts to complete the process.

To import your notes to Simplenote, click “Settings” > “Import Notes” > “Evernote.” Select the notes you want to import and follow the prompts to complete the process.

In conclusion, Evernote may have been the note-taking app of choice for many in the past. Still, due to changes in pricing, lack of innovation, and a poor user interface, users are seeking alternatives. Fortunately, there are many other note-taking apps available that offer innovative features, a user-friendly interface, and a customizable experience. Migrating your notes to a new app is also easy, making the transition to a new note-taking app relatively painless.

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