Export Google Keep to OneNote
OneNote has no Keep importer, but it takes Word documents and printouts. KeepExport builds one .docx with every note on its own page, including checklists and images, so you can send it to OneNote or insert it as a printout.
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 OneNote
You get: One .docx file, one note per page.
- Download the .docx and open it in Word.
- File → Print → choose “Send to OneNote”, or in OneNote use Insert → File Printout and pick the .docx.
- Prefer editable text? Copy pages from Word into OneNote pages directly.
What carries over
- Title, text and formatting
- Checklists with ☐ / ☑ marks
- Images
- Labels and dates under each title
Good to know
- OneNote's own Evernote importer (Windows) also accepts the .enex from the Evernote target, when Microsoft has it available.
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
- Will each note be a separate OneNote page?
- As a printout, each Word page (one note) becomes one printout page. For separate editable pages, copy them one by one or use the Evernote importer with the .enex file.