Export Evernote notebooks to Markdown
Upload your .enex file. Headings, lists, links, checkboxes, and code blocks are all converted. Processed in your browser — nothing uploaded.
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How to export from Evernote
From Evernote desktop
- 1.Open Evernote on Mac or Windows
- 2.Select the notebook or notes you want to export
- 3.File → Export Notes… (or right-click → Export)
- 4.Choose "Evernote XML Format (.enex)" and save the file
From Evernote web
- 1.Evernote web export requires the desktop app
- 2.Download Evernote for Mac or Windows
- 3.Sign in and select your notes to export
- 4.File → Export Notes → ENEX format
No. Your .enex file is parsed entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent to our servers. Your notes stay on your device.
ENEX is Evernote's export format — an XML file containing all your notes with their content, tags, timestamps, and metadata. You get it by exporting from the Evernote desktop app.
Headings (H1–H3), bold, italic, links, bullet lists, numbered lists, checkboxes (en-todo), code blocks, and paragraph text are all converted to standard Markdown.
A ZIP file with one .md file per note. Each file has YAML frontmatter (title, created date, updated date, tags, source URL) followed by the note content in Markdown.
Image references and file attachments in ENEX are not included in the Markdown output — only the text content is converted. Export attachments separately from Evernote if needed.