Export Google Keep to Evernote
KeepExport writes a standard Evernote export file from your Takeout zip: notes keep their text, checkboxes, images, created dates, and labels become Evernote tags.
Drop your Google Takeout zip here
or the unzipped Takeout/Keep folder, or its .json files. Nothing is uploaded — the conversion runs in this tab.
Import into Evernote
You get: One .enex file.
- Download the .enex file.
- In the Evernote desktop app: File → Import → Evernote export files (.enex).
- Notes arrive in a new notebook named after the file, with tags attached.
What carries over
- Title and text with formatting
- Checklists as Evernote checkboxes
- Images and audio as attachments
- Labels as tags
- Created and edited dates
- Web links Keep saved
Good to know
- The same .enex also imports into UpNote, Bear, Joplin, Standard Notes and Zoho Notebook.
Getting the export from Google
Open Google Takeout, deselect everything, select Keep, and create a zip export. Google emails a download link; the zip contains a Takeout/Keep folder. Drop that zip above. Full walkthrough: how to export Google Keep.
Questions
- Do archived notes come along?
- Yes by default (untick “Include archived” to leave them out). Trashed notes are skipped unless you include them.
- Is the file too big to import?
- Evernote handles hundreds of megabytes. If your export has many photos, filter by label and export in batches.