See the latest features, improvements and updates we shipped across Evernote for Desktop, Web and Mobile
When a note contains your exact search term, opening it from your search results now takes you straight to the first place it appears. Find in Note opens automatically, so you can quickly move through the other matches. Matches inside images, PDFs, and audio or video recordings are also highlighted more clearly, both inside the note and in your search results. 💡 Don’t remember the exact words? Try asking a question or describing the topic instead. Smart Results can help you find what you’re looking for.
In a long note with headers, start scrolling to reveal the table of contents icon on the right. Press and hold it to see the note’s sections and move between them quickly.
You can switch the Floating table of contents off or on in the Mobile app in Settings → Notes.
When a note contains your exact search term, opening it from your search results now takes you straight to the first place it appears. Find in Note opens automatically, so you can quickly move through the other matches. Matches inside images, PDFs, and audio or video recordings are also highlighted more clearly, both inside the note and in your search results.
💡 Don’t remember the exact words? Try asking a question or describing the topic instead. Smart Results can help you find what you’re looking for.
The audio recorder now stays visible as you move between tabs. Pause or stop recording from anywhere in Evernote, or use it to return to the note where you started. That tab also automatically stays pinned until the recording ends.
Search from your iPhone’s Home Screen to see matching Evernote notes in Spotlight, then tap a result to open it directly in Evernote. You can control whether Evernote appears in Search under iPhone Settings > Evernote > Search.
Add relative dates to your note templates. They’ll update dynamically, so you always see a date that makes sense when you use them, like @Next Monday.
The AI Assistant can help you organize your account in new ways, so you can chat with it and easily identify opportunities to clean things up.
📚 Create and move notebooks between stacks
✏️ Rename multiple notebooks at once
📌 Pin notes and add them to Shortcuts
Print images, PDFs, and other attachments without leaving the editor. Click the three dots on any attachment and select Print.
Type @ to mention notes, notebooks, and tags in your prompts.
Evernote MCP lets compatible AI tools like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor securely work with your Evernote content. Search and read your notes, create new content, organize notebooks and tags, manage tasks, and more, without leaving your AI tool.
Follow the quickstart guide to connect your first AI tool in under two minutes.
🎙️ Choose to start a Live Transcription automatically for every meeting in Settings → AI → Features.
👤 Rename a speaker once or apply the change in one go for the whole transcript.
➕ Manually add a new speaker block anywhere in a transcript.
Use Edit Mode to draft, rewrite, format, and expand your notes without switching to a separate conversation. Every suggested change is highlighted, so you can review and accept edits individually or all at once.
Edit Mode can also add new elements to your notes based on your conversation or existing content. Try using it to create callout blocks, Mermaid diagrams, tables, and more.
A new keyboard shortcut helps you create a Space quickly when you’re using Desktop.
Mac: Shift+Command+S
Windows: Alt+Shift+S
In a long note with headers, start scrolling to reveal the table of contents icon on the right. Press and hold it to see the note’s sections and move between them quickly.
You can switch the Floating table of contents off or on in the Mobile app in Settings → Notes.
Search from your iPhone’s Home Screen to see matching Evernote notes in Spotlight, then tap a result to open it directly in Evernote. You can control whether Evernote appears in Search under iPhone Settings > Evernote > Search.
Evernote MCP lets compatible AI tools like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor securely work with your Evernote content. Search and read your notes, create new content, organize notebooks and tags, manage tasks, and more, without leaving your AI tool.
Follow the quickstart guide to connect your first AI tool in under two minutes.
Use Edit Mode to draft, rewrite, format, and expand your notes without switching to a separate conversation. Every suggested change is highlighted, so you can review and accept edits individually or all at once.
Edit Mode can also add new elements to your notes based on your conversation or existing content. Try using it to create callout blocks, Mermaid diagrams, tables, and more.
Add an image caption in a single action, so visuals and photos are easier to find and quicker to scan at a glance.
Type "@" anywhere in a note to drop in an exact or relevant date that updates automatically. Perfect for deadlines, plans, and anything you don't want to lose track of.
Evernote can now transcribe speech from your videos, turning what's said into text you can read, search, and reuse.
AI Assistant is now available on the mobile app, including AI Prompts and AI Memory. Ask questions about your notes, generate content, research ideas, and get more done without waiting until you're back at your computer.
💡 To change the position of the AI Assistant button, go to Settings → AI Features → AI Assistant on the mobile app.
Save reusable AI workflows for the tasks you repeat most often. AI Prompts remember your preferred instructions, context, and format, so you don't have to start from scratch every time.
Run AI Prompts from a new note, selected text, or directly from a recording. Explore the library of built-in prompts, or create your own to adapt them to your specific projects and preferences.
Created an AI Prompt you love? Share it with the community. Submit yours for a chance to be featured in the Evernote Prompt Library.
Create a writing experience that fits the way you work by keeping your favorite formatting options within reach. The formatting options shown in the inline toolbar—the one that appears when you select text in a note—are now fully customizable.
You can favorite or un-favorite different formatting tools to remove or add them to the toolbar. If you made too many changes and want to return to the standard version, just choose “Reset to default”.
Write, or record your ideas directly in your notes by speaking instead of typing. Open the Insert or / slash command menu and select Dictation to turn your voice into editable and actionable text as you talk.
Use @ to mention notebooks, stacks, and spaces directly from a note, so related content is easier to connect and access.