Here’s how we achieved this result:

Before, every time you opened the notebook list, Evernote would run multiple queries—in this case, we were processing a whopping 21 requests each time! 

By migrating the entire process to a single query, we not only halved loading time, but we also saw a 50% reduction in the CPUs needed to load the list. As a result, your notebook list is smoother and faster to navigate than ever before.

Make sure you're using v10.130 or higher on Desktop to experience the speed improvements for yourself. Plus, keep an eye out for similar improvements coming soon to Mobile. 👀

Exciting news! Our new AI Edit feature helps you transform your content into engaging social media posts effortlessly. 📱💻 Just select your text, hit AI Edit > Write As > Social media post, and voilà! Not happy with the suggestion? Just hit "regenerate" for more options. 🎉 Available now on Evernote in v10.134.

(And, yes, you guessed it…this message is brought to you by AI Edit. 😍)

👇 Check out this video to see our newest feature in action.

Our Performance Squad has been hard at work speeding things up in Evernote Mobile—and the results speak for themselves:

📱iOS: 96.5% of users load the editor in under 1 second (up from 76%)
🤖Android: 97% of users load the editor in under 2 seconds (up from 69%)

We also made the process of opening and creating notes in Android faster for a much larger portion of the user base (+23% and +15% respectively!).

Here's how we achieved these great results:
🔹To see a note, the Evernote mobile app needs to load it inside the note editor.
🔹Before, the note editor was re-loaded every time a different note was opened.
🔹Now, the note editor is loaded in the background when the app starts, and is used for all the notes opened and created thereafter.

Make sure you’re using v.10.133 or higher on your Mobile device to take advantage of these improvements. We hope to bring you an even faster experience soon!

Introducing the latest updates from March 2025!

These includes a new commenting feature that allows you to leave comments on shared notes and several customization improvements, such as customizable daily note templates and settings.

Additionally, we review quality-of-life enhancements in the note editor, such as updated PDF and image editing tools, plus two exciting new features coming soon. 👀

View the whole 6-minute recap below. 👇

We’re exploring how AI-powered tools can make Evernote even more useful for you. We'd love to hear from you if you currently use AI tools in your workflow—or have ideas on how Evernote could benefit from them.

Please take a few minutes to share your thoughts in this short survey.

Thank you for helping us build a smarter Evernote!

1) Custom font sizes. Go beyond the pre-set options and choose any whole number (whether it’s font size 2 to 200) for ultimate flexibility.

2) Sleeker Transcribe toolbar on images. Easily extract text from images with a more subtle, non-intrusive overlay.

Check out both improvements in action in this quick video 👇

Take collaboration to the next level with in-line comments. Share feedback, call attention to details, and engage in discussions directly in your notes.

Comments are currently in beta, meaning we’re still working on making them more powerful and robust. Try them out and let us know what you think!

See comments in action in our latest video. 👇

Available on Desktop & Web in v10.129 / Mobile & Lite Note Editor in v10.131.

We recently rewrote the code that powers Evernote Skitch, the software we use for in-app PDF and image editing. In doing so, we fixed some long-standing bugs and freshened up the design for a smoother overall experience.

Try it for yourself! Available in version 10.130 on Desktop, Web, and Mobile.

Do you use Evernote on multiple devices? Now, your custom navigation preferences are synched to your account!

That means whenever you log into your Evernote on a desktop computer, you’ll see your personalized sidebar—and same goes for the navbar on mobile devices.

Available in 10.130 on Desktop, Web, and Mobile

 Over the past two weeks, we received over 300 feature requests! 😍 

Thank you for sharing your ideas of how we can improve Evernote; we’ve been reviewing your suggestions, and we’re excited to share what’s coming next.

The top 3 most upvoted features 🏆

Here are the top three features you requested:

1) Full markdown language support
2) Password protected notes or folders
3) Table of contents at the side of the note

These three are clear winners, so we’re moving them from the suggested features list into our product roadmap. Keep an eye out for progress updates. 👀

The least voted features ⏳

We’ve also removed the least popular items to make room for new ideas. These five features won’t be making it onto our roadmap for now:

1) Show which stack the searched notebook belongs to
2) Brandable Spaces
3) Filter options in Spaces
4) Collapsible lists with tables
5) Inline LaTeX formulas

While they’re not in our immediate plans, they’re not gone forever. If we see more interest in the future, we’ll gladly revisit them. If you’re still passionate about any of these, let us know!

Keep those ideas coming 💚