Evernote Export All Notes to Local/Cloud in the Easiest 4 Ways

• Why Export All Notes from Evernote?
• Evernote Export All Notes to PDF via Print
• Evernote Export All Notes at Once via MultCloud [Local & Cloud]
  ►Evernote How to Export All Notes to a Cloud Drive by Cloud Transfer
  ►Export All Notes from Evernote to Clouds by “Copy to”
  ►Evernote Export All Notes by MultCloud Download
• Conclusion

Why Export All Notes from Evernote?

Evernote is a note-taking and organization application that allows users to capture, store, and easily access a wide range of digital content, including text notes, images, web clippings, and more, across various devices. Although it is useful, you may still want to make Evernote export all notes. There are some common reasons:

Evernote Export All Notes to PDF via Print

Evernote allows you to export your notes using the Print feature. With Print, your note can be downloaded to the computer as a PDF file. But you can only export one note as a PDF at once. Therefore, if you have many notes to be exported, you have to print them one by one which is quite time-consuming.

Step 1: Open Evernote and sign in to your account.

Step 2: Select the note that you want to export, click on the 3-dot icon in the upper-right corner, and choose “Print…”.

Step 3: Choose “Save as PDF” in the “Destination” box and click on the “Save” button. Then this note will be downloaded to your computer.

Evernote Export All Notes at Once via MultCloud [Local & Cloud]

You can use another service to export all your Evernote notes at once. That is using MultCloud. MultCloud supports more than 30+ cloud drives and email clients to be used on its website, such as Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, and of course Evernote.

There are 3 ways to export Evernote notes on MultCloud. You can use “Cloud Transfer/Cloud Sync/Cloud Back” or “Copy to” to move notes to a cloud drive. Except for them, you can also use “Download” to save notes to your computer as ENEX files.

You can choose what you need according to the brief introductions of each function. In this part, we will only show you how to use “Cloud Transfer” and “Download” as references.

Evernote How to Export All Notes to a Cloud Drive by Cloud Transfer

Step 1: Enter the MultCloud website and sign up for a free account.

Step 2: Add Evernote to MultCloud by clicking “Add Cloud” in the left sidebar and selecting the Evernote icon. Also, you should follow the same steps to add your desired cloud to MultCloud.

Step 3: Click “Cloud Transfer” and then choose Evernote and the cloud in the FROM/TO box. Then, tap “Transfer Now” to start transferring.

• If you want to schedule this task and let it run at a fixed frequency, you can use the “Schedule”.
• If you want to clear up the Evernote storage space, you can choose “Delete all source files after transfer is complete”.

Export All Notes from Evernote to Clouds by “Copy to”

Step 1: Add Evernote and your desired clouds on MultCloud after signing up.

Step 2: Click Evernote in the left bar, choose the notes that you want to transfer, and tap “Copy to” in the upper bar.

Step 3: Choose the target cloud in the menu or you can tick the box beside “Multi-select” to choose more than one target cloud. Then click “OK” to start backing up.

Evernote Export All Notes by MultCloud Download

Step 1: Add Evernote to MultCloud after you have a MultCloud account.

Step 2: Open Evernote on MultCloud and select the notes that you are willing to export.

Step 3: Click “Download” in the upper taskbar and then the notes you selected will be shown on your computer.

Conclusion

As we wrap up this comprehensive guide on Evernote export all notes, you now have 2 reliable methods to bring your notes to your computer, ensuring offline access. Additionally, we've introduced 2 seamless ways to safeguard your notes in the cloud.

As you can see, whether you want to export your notes to a cloud or a local place, you can MultCloud to realize them easily. What’s more, you don’t need to repeat the tiresome operations to print notes one by one but just click to export all. If you prefer to sync Evernote to Google Drive, OneDrive, or others, Cloud Sync also deserves trying.