Import content to UpNote
UpNote makes it easy to bring your existing notes and content from other apps into one place. You may import your notes from Evernote, Simplenote, or other file types including Markdown, HTML, RTF/RTFD, Doc/Docx, and TXT*.
Please note: While we do our best to import data from other apps, we cannot guarantee that all formatting or elements will be preserved due to the variety of file sources. If you encounter any issues during import, contact us for assistance.
Performance tip: To maintain smooth performance, we recommend importing fewer than 10,000 notes at a time.
Import Steps
On Mac: Select File > Import from the menu bar.
On Windows & Linux: Go to Settings > General > Import & Export and select an option to import your files.
Select a file type you want to import to
Import from specific sources
Import from other sources
You can try importing notes from a variety of apps into UpNote by first exporting them from the original app to HTML, Markdown or plain text and then importing the exported files. Whenever possible, please select the top‑level folder for import rather than individual files, so UpNote can access all the content without repeatedly asking for permissions.
Nimbus Notes: Export your notes to HTML, then import them into UpNote.
Notion: Export your notes to Markdown, then import them into UpNote.
Obsidian: Export your notes to Markdown, then import them into UpNote.
Day One: Export your notes to plain text files (see this guide from Day One), then import them into UpNote.
Zoho Notebook: Export your notes to HTML (see this guide from Zoho) then import the HTML files into UpNote.
Paper: Export your notes to Markdown (see this guide from Paper) then import the Markdown files into UpNote.
Microsoft OneNote: Many users find that exporting notes to HTML yields the best results when importing into UpNote.
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