Notebooks become folders. Notes become editable documents. Attachments come along — even the audio memos Evernote breaks.
Try free — 20 notes Read the migration guides →Not another note app to migrate into. The exit.
The official ENEX export caps at 100 notes per pass, fails silently on large notebooks, and produces a format almost nothing can read. Sync services dump raw HTML files into your Drive. Converting by hand takes about a minute per note — 27 hours for a 1,600-note account.
We built this tool after migrating 1,640 of our own notes. It uses Evernote's reliable HTML export and does the rest automatically.
Not PDFs, not HTML blobs. Editable documents with tables and checklists preserved. No other tool does this.
Every note lands in a YYYY-MM-DD_title folder inside its notebook's folder. Your organization survives.
Evernote strips extensions from audio memos. We read each file's magic bytes and restore .m4a/.mp3/.wav automatically.
Wi-Fi died at note 900? Restart and it continues exactly where it stopped. Already-uploaded notes are skipped.
Free Drive full at 15GB? Connect another Google account and the upload continues automatically.
Memory-bounded parsing handles thousands of notes and gigabytes of attachments without breaking a sweat.
It's a migration, not a subscription.
No — Google Drive also does OCR search inside images and scanned PDFs, free. Migrated as real Google Docs, your notes are fully searchable. Full comparison here.
PDFs, images and audio files upload next to their notes. Attachment-only notes upload as files, not empty documents.
Yes — macOS 10.13+ on both Apple Silicon and Intel. Windows users: the manual HTML route works everywhere.
Everything runs locally on your Mac. Notes go directly from your computer to your Google Drive — never through our servers.