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Frequently Asked Questions
To share an Evernote notebook, go to the notebook settings and select the sharing options. Choose to share with specific people or create a public link.
Yes, you can share an Evernote notebook publicly by creating a public link, allowing anyone with the link to view the contents.
Sharing notebooks can be done with an Evernote account. Certain sharing capabilities might depend on account type.
On Evernote iOS, go to the notebook settings and use the sharing options to share the notebook link via email or social media.
Yes, Evernote Web allows you to share notebooks easily by accessing the share options within the notebook.
If public sharing isn't working, check your internet connection and ensure you have the necessary permissions set.
Evernote public sharing is accessible on desktop and mobile devices, including iOS and Android platforms.
Yes, privately share notebooks with specific users by entering their email addresses and setting permissions.
No Evernote account is needed to view a publicly shared notebook link—anyone with the link can access it.
Public sharing requires an internet connection and can only be initiated by logged-in users.
Yes, you can revoke a public link by accessing the notebook's share settings and disabling the share option.
Updates to a shared notebook sync automatically for viewers, although editing permissions may be restricted.
While Evernote shares large notebooks, performance can vary based on the content size and your connection.
Sharing publicly facilitates collaboration and access, allowing diverse users to view and provide input.
Yes, Evernote supports collaboration by allowing shared note editing based on user permissions.