Leaving Evernote shouldn’t mean starting over.
Export from Evernote, import into Mydeas, keep your tags, formatting, dates and attachments. It takes about a minute.
What comes across
- Your notes, with their formatting — headings, lists, tables, code blocks and quotes
- Your tags, including the nesting, rather than a flat list
- Created and updated dates, so your history stays in order
- Attachments: photos, video, audio and PDF files
- Notebooks, as notebooks — not as a tag or a folder prefix
Mydeas reads Evernote’s own .enex export, so there is nothing to connect and no password to hand over. You export a file from Evernote and give it to Mydeas.
How the limits compare
Evernote’s free plan is 50 notes in one notebook on one device, with 20 tags. Mydeas’s free plan is 500 notes on three devices, with unlimited notebooks and nested tags, and every feature switched on — including real-time co-editing and sharing.
Their cheapest paid plan is $99 a year and is still capped at 1,000 notes. Unlimited notes and devices costs $249.99 a year. Mydeas is $6 a month for unlimited notes and devices.
Evernote’s figures were last checked on September 29, 2026against evernote.com/compare-plans. If they have changed since, the page you are reading is out of date and theirs is right.
And you can leave again
Export any note as Markdown or HTML, or download your whole account — attachments included — as a ZIP. Export is never behind a paid plan. The reason to stay should be that it is good, not that your notes are stuck.