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Obsidian allows you to easily migrate your notes from Evernote using the [[Importer|Importer plugin]]. | |
## Export your data from Evernote | |
Obsidian uses Evernote's export format `.enex` files. | |
You can find Evernote's instructions for exporting your data [on Evenote's website](https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/209005557-Export-notes-and-notebooks-as-ENEX-or-HTML). This method allows you to export entire notebooks in the desktop client. | |
1. Go to the Notebooks screen. | |
2. Click on **More actions** (`•••` icon) and choose **Export Notebook...** | |
3. Select **ENEX** as the file format. | |
3. Choose a location for your exported `.enex` file. | |
## Import your Evernote data into Obsidian | |
You will need the official Obsidian [[Importer]] plugin, which you can [install here](obsidian://show-plugin?id=obsidian-importer). | |
1. Open **Settings**. | |
2. Go to **Community Plugins** and [install Importer](obsidian://show-plugin?id=obsidian-importer). | |
3. Enable the Importer plugin. | |
4. Open the **Importer** plugin using the command palette or ribbon icon. | |
5. Under **File format** choose **Evernote (.enex)**. | |
6. Select the location of your Evernote backup file. | |
7. Click **Import** and wait until import is complete. | |
8. You're done! | |
### Import settings | |
For more advanced import options from Evernote you can also try [importing via Yarle](https://github.com/akosbalasko/yarle). |