Take notes

You can keep pretty much any type of content in a note. Here are some ideas to get you started:

Type, write, or even record audio notes from any meeting.
Annotate photos and PDFs for quick communication with teams working remotely in field offices or building sites.
Photos of anything that might inspire new ideas, new designs, or new compositions.
Snap photos of a whiteboard or Post-it ® Notes from a brainstorm session.
Scan contracts, legal documents, receipts, or business cards.
Use your computer, mobile phone, or tablet to create any kind of note and recall them as needed.

To learn how to create a note, visit Create a note.

Add various types of content to a note

Notes aren't just for plain text. You can save many types of content in a note. The most common include:

Use the text formatting and layout tools to change the way the note looks:

See the following tips for more ways to take notes:

Checklists: Use checklists to manage tasks.
Create reminders to manage tasks: Use reminders to keep track of notes that contain time-sensitive information, and receive alerts for upcoming tasks and events.
Annotate your notes: Clarify and solicit feedback by annotating an entire note, an individual image, or a PDF. Use lines, shapes, arrows to comment, clarify, and collaborate.
Save emails in Evernote: Forward digital receipts, travel reservations, or weekly electronic newsletters directly to your Evernote account.
Scan business cards: Use Evernote to capture photos of business cards, and extract and save contact details from the card into Evernote.
Clip web pages: Save sections and entire pages clipped from the web from any desktop computer. Once saved, contents can be annotated, edited, and shared with others.

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Updated September 26, 2024 16:57