Note Taking App for Smartphone
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Notes
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Online Notepad ✨
Last synced: Now
Additional features
AI Edit
An AI assistant that helps you write and polish your notes.
Attach images and files
Attach images, PDFs, and other types of files to your note.
Not saved
Autosave
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Frequently Asked Questions
Currently, our online note-taking tool is only available on desktop browsers. For mobile note-taking, we recommend using the Evernote mobile app for feature-rich access.
Simply open the tool in a desktop browser and start typing your notes. Everything is saved automatically without the need for manual actions.
The current version of the online notepad is only for desktops. However, notes saved to Evernote can be accessed on Android and iOS devices using the Evernote app.
Yes, basic features like note-taking and auto-save to LocalStorage are free. Premium features such as AI editing and file attachments require logging in.
Yes, but only for logged-in users. This feature allows you to attach files to your notes to enhance your note-taking experience.
Logged-in users can transfer notes directly to their Evernote account to synchronize and access them across multiple devices.
Yes, the tool offers rich text editing including bold, italic, underline, lists, and headings to enhance your notes.
Only notes saved to Evernote can sync. Free notes are saved locally in the browser and do not sync across devices.
The current desktop version does not support audio recording within notes. For such features, consider using native smartphone apps.
Notes are stored in your browser's LocalStorage, which requires internet access to function. Offline access is limited.
Logging in is required for accessing premium features. Basic note-taking is available without login, stored in LocalStorage.
No, the online notepad is designed for individual use. To collaborate, save notes to Evernote and collaborate within that app.
While the online notepad is desktop-only, Evernote can be used on tablets for note-taking, synchronization, and more features.
The tool does not offer version history. Evernote, however, may provide some options for history tracking and recovery.
Notes include a title and content with a rich-text editor allowing for detailed formatting, stored locally or in Evernote for logged-in users.