How to download a evernote note as a pdf

Step 1. Launch Evernote on your Mac. Select "File" at the menu bar, and then choose "Print Note" at the drop-down list. Step 2.

The new window will pop up as below picture. With this method, you can only export one note at a time. Below is the detailed steps. Open the note you want to export. The note will be converted to pdf automatically and save in your evernotes. Find the note, and then click on "Download button" at the top right corner. Only two steps are needed, you can convert your evernote notes to pdf. What a easy method!

Once again, I have to mention that you can only convert the note one by one if you are using this method. Windows PC purchased in recent two years all have the built-in Printers with themselves.

So there is no need to install a virtual printer anymore. If you do ensure there is no virtual printer on your Windows PC, just install one. Right click the note you want to export to pdf and select "Export Notes" at drop-down list.

Here I have selected two notes and export 2 notes at one time. The print setting page will pop up and you just select your vitual printer and click on "Print" button. To start the process and in a few second a PDF file will be downloaded on your computer.

Mac version of the Evernote app, support export to pdf tool its a matter of fact. Name the Evernote file and hit the Export button. The application automatically exports notes to PDF on your system. To export a particular Evernote note. Go to the note and right-click on it from the list select export to PDF. That it. From the list select the Print option. My approach would be to export html all my notes; actually I do this weekly as part of my backup process.

This gives you a folder that contains all your pdfs and associated files. I would then filter out the non-pdfs. If Windows, do the aforementioned PDF search, use Ctrl-A to highlight all the notes, right click on a note, and select Save attachments.

This will enable you to save all the PDFs to a folder of your choosing. Though I would consider determining what is wrong with your sync. I love the IDEA of highlighting multiple notes and then saving the attachments in a single stroke of the mouse. However my experience has been I tend to only get a few of the files saved. For example if I select 10 notes each with a different PDF and then select Save attachments, the result is often only a single PDF file or just a some of the files.

This is actually why I came to the forum Has anyone else seen this? And How do I make EN more consistent? I haven't seen that behavior, I would submit a trouble ticket or connect with EN on twitter. Thanks for the feed back, I agree it is problem ticket worthy You need to be a member in order to leave a comment.