What iPhone app can import from Evernote and keep my files?
By Taha Baalla·
Drafted with AI from the Nemos app and its documentation. Details about other apps can change, so check their sites.
Evernote exports come as .enex files, made from the Evernote desktop app. One file can hold a whole notebook, with attachments stored inside it. Export one notebook at a time, which makes problems easier to spot. Then open the import option in Nemos, pick Evernote and choose the file.
Notes come across with their title and body, and attachments are decoded and saved with them. Documents that land in your library can be searched by their contents, and images can be read for text on your device.
Check the result before you delete anything. Rich formatting, tables and note links can change in any move between apps. Pick a few notes with attachments and open them. Large exports take time, and they count toward your iCloud storage after sync.
When something else fits better: if you want your Evernote notes kept as editable documents with detailed formatting, Notion or Apple Notes may be closer to what you are used to. Keep the original .enex file as a backup either way.