When we launched the Suggest feature option in February, we never imagined it would be so popular!

With so many inbound requests, we went back to the drawing board looking for a way to make sharing your suggestions even easier. Now, we're happy to introduce an official new Evernote form, built specifically for you to tell us what you’d love to see next in Evernote.

👉🏻 Suggest a new feature

We'll be closing the Suggest feature option on this page, but rest assured we've backed up all your previous submissions and votes and will consider them in our product roadmap. Thank you everyone who has already contributed!

A quick note: The new feature request form is not a support channel and we won’t be replying directly to submissions. If you need help with your account or want to report a bug, please submit a request and select the most relevant category.

Other helpful links:

• Bug Fix Tracker – See what we’re working on
• Help & Learning – Explore guides, FAQs, and more

So... got a feature idea? Send it our way! We’re all ears 💚

In April, we introduced several performance improvements to note loading, opening, and creation on iOS and Android, plus a snappier Notebook list experience on Desktop. 

We also added handy new actions like the option to request note access and quickly undo a note move. Finally, we increased the size of AI transcription files to 100mb—perfect for hour-long meetings or lectures.

📹 Get the full update in our latest video recap—click to watch!

If you’ve ever thought:

👉 “How should I organize my content?”

👉 “When should I use a space vs. a stack?”

👉 “Can spaces make team collaboration easier?”

Then this video is for you! We’re breaking down smart ways to use Spaces, with real examples of how to easily integrate them into your personal and professional workflows.

Watch the whole tutorial below.👇

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. 👇

 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 💚

Last month we released several improvements to Spaces and the note Editor, made attachment sync two times faster for all accounts, and much more. Plus, we’ve added the top 3 most requested features to the product roadmap!

👇 Click to watch the full recap here.

Find additional details on the latest changes in these posts:

🔹 Share your spaces for maximum collaboration 🤝

🔹 Spaces, Stacks, Notebooks: What’s the difference and when to use them?

🔹 3 new slash command improvements 🎉

🔹 Effortlessly change the tone of your notes with AI Edit 💘

🔹 Draggable paragraphs just dropped on Mobile! 📦

🔹 New attachments sync process = faster Evernote experience for everyone 📎

🔹 Unwanted spaces, be gone 😶‍🌫️

Back in December 2024, we made Spaces—formerly a Teams-only feature—available for all individual Evernote users. The goal was to unlock a powerful additional level of organization.

Check it out: https://bit.ly/spaces-stacks-notebooks-1