[Quick Way] How to Sync Evernote with OneDrive Automatically 

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User Case: How Do I Sync Evernote with OneDrive?

"Can I sync Evernote files with OneDrive? Some notes in my Evernote need to be synced to my other cloud storage accounts for my work. But there doesn't seem to be a more convenient and quick way to sync Evernote with other cloud storages. Does anyone know of a way to do this?"

Why Sync Evernote and OneDrive?

Evernote is one of the most popular note-taking apps in the world. This powerful app makes it easy to capture ideas, images, web clips, and anything else you need to remember. Evernote brings your life's work together in one digital workspace - available on all major mobile platforms and devices. Evernote also offers users an enterprise version where you can create notes to share with your team.

OneDrive is Microsoft's cloud storage, syncing, and sharing application, formerly known as SkyDrive. OneDrive lets you store files online, edit Office documents in free Office Web Apps, and easily access your online files from your PC, Mac, or mobile device. Compared to Evernote, OneNote from Microsoft can make your digital thinking space look and feel as elegant as possible, and give you excellent hierarchical sorting options.

Both give you options for note editing, storage, and management, but Evernote is all about being able to quickly capture and retrieve everything at any time without worrying too much about sorting. If you are used to using a computer, OneNote is a good choice; if you prefer to use a mobile phone, you can use Evernote to handle your notes on a smartphone just fine.

But when using Evernote and OneDrive accounts at the same time, you may need to sync the notes in Evernote to the OneDrive account to facilitate work, or you may simply back up the notes in Evernote to OneDrive or other cloud drives. So. What should you do in this situation?

A Suitable Tool to Sync Evernote with OneDrive

Since Evernote and OneDrive are developed by two different companies, they cannot be directly connected. Therefore, you need to use a third-party tool - MultCloud. MultCloud is a multiple cloud storage manager that supports 30+ cloud storage services such as OneDrive and Evernote. 

And, syncing and integrating your cloud account via MultCloud provides the following benefits:

In MultCloud, you can access, preview, and sync some files in Evernote and OneDrive. It's worth mentioning that MultCloud's two-way or one-way sync between any two of your cloud accounts is real-time. It's not a simple sync, it's the most advanced cloud-to-cloud sync on the market:

How to Sync Evernote with OneDrive Automatically 

Here, this post will show you how to sync Evernote and OneDrive via "Cloud Sync" provided by MultCloud, the steps are as follows.

Step 1. Sign up for MultCloud for free. MultCloud also allows you to log in with your Google or Facebook account.

Step 2. Click "Add Cloud" and select the Evernote icon to add to MultCloud. Then repeat this step to add your OneDrive account to MultCloud as well.

Step 3. Go to the "Cloud Sync" page, select Evernote as the source and OneDrive as the destination.

Step 4. You can also select auxiliary functions in "Options" and "Schedule" before enabling cloud sync tasks.

Step 5. Click "Sync Now" and MultCloud will sync your notes from Evernote to OneDrive as scheduled.

Summary

Now, you know why and how to sync Evernote with OneDrive. You also learned that MultCloud is a useful application. MultCloud can securely manage, transfer and sync files in multiple cloud drives without downloading or installing anything.

Besides, if you just want to transfer Evernote to Google Drive at one time to save Evernote's storage space, you can also use "Cloud Transfer" to easily migrate Evernote to Google Drive. Cloud Transfer allows you to transfer data from cloud to cloud with options like "Delete all source files after transfer is complete".