Evernote makes it easy to remember things big and small from your everyday life using your computer, phone, tablet and the web.

Keep everything in sync

  • With Evernote, all of your notes, web clips, files and images are made available on every device and computer you use.
  • Save entire webpages to your Evernote account with our nifty web clipper browser extensions. You get the whole page: text, images and links.
  • Collect information from anywhere into a single place. From text notes to web pages to files to snapshots, everything is always at your fingertips.
  • Share your notes and collaborate on projects with friends, colleagues and classmates.
  • Keep all of your itineraries, confirmations, scanned travel documents, maps, and plans in Evernote, so you'll have them when you need them.

Here are a few of our favorite user interface improvements:

  • Space saving layout: The toolbar and menu bar are merged to take up less screen space. You can always switch to the old school layout in the Option menu.
  • More responsive interface: Switching between notes, displaying searches, bringing Evernote into the foreground, and virtually all other interactions are much faster.
  • Easier new note creation: We've added a New Note split button, which lets you pick the type of note you wish to create (text, ink or webcam). It will remember your selection for next time.
  • Relocated Search Bar: Note search and the search description now reside directly over the note list---a more intuitive location. You can click the small arrow to open and close the search description. Closing the description gives you more room to view your notes list, opening it makes it easy to modify your search.
  • Clearer note info: The note information panel is more crisp and clear with the title, notebook and source links right up top. Just like the search panel, you can open the note information panel to access the details. Navigating through the note info panel and tagging notes using your keyboard is fast and efficient.
  • More ways to interact: Evernote supports multitouch gestures and many keyboard shortcuts.

And much much more...

Much of Evernote is focused on creating a great user experience and a powerful platform for huge new features in the coming months. Of course, we couldn't launch something this big without adding a few gems:

Improved clipping

Clips are the most popular note-type in Evernote. So, for Evernote, we decided to give clipping a big upgrade. When clipping from Internet Explorer, Outlook and Firefox, you will now see a New Clip popup that lets you add tags and assign notebooks without leaving your current application. You can skip the dialog by holding down the Shift key.

Microsoft Outlook users will love the support for clipping messages, attachments and even multiple emails. Clipping from Internet Explorer and Firefox now preserves more styles, works more reliability and also takes advantage of the New Clip window.

Better editing

We spent the last 9 months improving note editing, and this baby has some great new additions. We've got:

  • Improved support for tables (including adding columns and rows).
  • Better support for bulleted and numbered lists.
  • Better copy-paste support to and from Internet Explorer, Office and other applications.
  • The note editor toolbar gives access to more colors and just looks sharp.

Smarter titles

Evernote is now smarter about how it handles note titles. The app will make a guess based on the type of information you have in your note. For example, it may use the first line of a note or the title of a web clip. You can always go in and edit the titles to be whatever you like.

Flexible printing

When you're printing one or more notes you can click "Options" and check off which parts of the note information you want to include in the printout.

What's New

Android updated to 10.78.0

Fixes:

  • Fixes Remote Code Execution Vulnerability issue (CVE-2023-50643)
  • Fixes a problem with disappearing notes when merging notes in the stack view
  • Fixes an issue where a note's icon would be partially cut off in the sidebar when the title is very long