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Evernote files are usually exported in an extension called .enex. Craft doesn’t directly support .enex import, but there are a few workarounds. First, you need to export the .enex file from Evernote – here you can find the official documentation for this.

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Convert .enex to markdown files with a 3rd party tool

There are a handful of third-party options that let you convert .enex files to Markdown files. One of these tools is YARLE. It generally works well with simple documents.
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Export from Evernote as .enex files.
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Use YARLE or similar tool to convert .enex to Markdown.
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Import the Markdown files into Craft using the Import function.

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Migrate .enex with your existing note-taking app

If you are already using a note-taking app that supports .enex import and Markdown / TextBundle export, you can use that app as a middle step.
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Import your .enex files into an intermediate app (like Apple Notes or Bear).
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Export as Markdown or TextBundle from that app.
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Import into Craft using the Markdown or TextBundle import option.