This tool converts Notes from Evernote to Markdown files. In average it takes only 1 minute from downloading the tool until you have your notes as Markdown files.
This software is especially useful for anyone who wants to maintain notes outside of Evernote, without beeing dependent on the Evernote app.
- Simple and fast: Download it, put your Evernotes next to the dowloaded file, and run it. Within seconds, your have all your Evernotes as Markdown files.
- The software extracts every note out of the Evernote export format
.enex
as single.md
file, including each note's content and tags. The tags are placed as part of the file name, e.g.title-of-note[tag1_tag1_tag3].md
- The output files have clean file names without any unrecommended characters, such as whitespaces or commas.
- Runs on all platforms with Java installed.
- In Evernote, export Notes as an
.enex
file and name itnotes.enex
- Download the latest release here and put it in the same folder as your
notes.enex
file - Make the .jar file executable and run it (either double-click or via terminal using
java -jar
). After some seconds, you will see a foldernotes_as_markdown
, which includes all your exported notes as Markdown files.
- Install Eclipse
- In Eclipse, create a new Java project with an arbitrary title and and workspace folder
- Download all files of this repository, and copy them into the workspace folder of the new Java project (replace existing files).
- In Eclipse, refresh the project folder to show all copied files
- Right-click on
bin/xom
->build path
->add to build path
- In Evernote, export Notes as an
.enex
file - Copy the exported file into the workspace folder of your java project
- In Eclipse, navigate to
src/evernote_to_markdown
, double-click onmain.java
, left-click on the green run button of Eclipse, and choose Application.
- If a note's title is very long or the note has many tags, the software terminates with error
File name too long
. To solve this, refactor long titles OR to many tags within the exported enex file. - A few of the HTML-Tags, which are added by Evernote when exporting, are not beeing deleted by evernote_to_markdown yet.