Evernote to OneNote v1.0.3

A Windows desktop app that migrates an Evernote .enex export into Microsoft OneNote. Download, install, sign in, pick your file, click go.

v1.0.3 — third round of UX fixes:

• A failed import now offers Try again (re-runs the same import) instead of an irrelevant "Open OneNote".
• The live "failed" counter during an import turns red when notes fail, so problems are noticed straight away.
• Notebook headers are screen-reader friendly (aria-expanded).
• Invalid section-name characters are caught with a clear message naming the problem.

Download

• EvernoteToOneNote-Setup.exe — installer (recommended).
• EvernoteToOneNote-Portable.zip — no install needed; unzip and run Evernote to OneNote.exe.

The build is not code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen shows an "unknown publisher" warning. Choose More info → Run anyway.

How to use

1. In Evernote, export your notes: File → Export Notes as .enex.
2. Open the app and sign in with your Microsoft account — your normal browser opens for sign-in, then the app continues automatically.
3. Choose your .enex file and pick the OneNote section to import into.
4. The import runs note by note. It is resumable — if interrupted, run it again and notes already imported are skipped.

Windows 10 / 11, 64-bit.