MacUncle Evernote Converter for Mac

Product snapshot

MacUncle Evernote Converter is a desktop application for macOS that converts notes exported from Evernote into other file types. Created by MacUncle, the tool is tailored specifically for Evernote data and complements other conversion utilities (for example, Soft4Boost or Doxillion) by focusing on this note-taking ecosystem. A free trial is available; paid Standard and Pro licenses unlock full functionality.

Supported Evernote file types

The converter accepts the common formats Evernote uses:

• HTML files exported from Evernote
• MHT (single-file web archive) documents
• ENEX export files

It can process single items or entire folders in one operation.

Export and output options

You can save converted notes into a variety of formats, including:

• Document outputs such as DOC, PDF, and EPUB
• Web-ready formats like HTML
• Image types including JPG, PNG, and GIF

These options make it possible to repurpose notes for printing, e-readers, websites, or graphic uses.

How to convert (quick workflow)

The app presents a simple, guided workflow:

• Remove entries you don’t want processed
• Add a folder of Evernote files at once
• Add individual files via the built-in browser

After selecting files, click Next to choose a destination folder and pick an output from the Saving Type dropdown. There’s also an optional Tag Filters setting you can enable to include or exclude notes by tag.

Batch processing and trial limits

Bulk conversion is supported, so you can convert many notes in a single pass. The free trial allows you to convert up to five files before requiring a license, which may be restrictive for users with large archives. Paid tiers (Standard and Pro) remove this limitation and add full access.

Who should consider this tool

If you frequently use Evernote on macOS and need a straightforward way to convert your notes into documents, web pages, or images, this utility is worth trying. It’s user-friendly, supports multiple output types, and handles batch jobs—making it one of the few macOS-targeted solutions that specialize in Evernote exports.