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Importing documents from Evernote’s web client is actually very similar to importing using the Mac app.

To save a name change, just hit the Return key on your Mac’s keyboard. Once you’re done editing your document, you can name it from the textbox located towards the top of the document’s window. This is helpful when opening the document on another computer that doesn’t have a copy saved to its hard-drive. The second option to the right will give you a quick look of your document while the third option will allow you to re-save a copy of your document. These edits will be imported with your document. When you click on this option, you’ll be able to add boxes, arrows, text, and highlights to the document. The the first button to the left allows you to annotate your document. Look towards the top of this window, right above the copy of your PDF, and you will see three buttons. Editing a PDF using Evernote.Ī window will now popup that shows a copy of your PDF document. Your document will now automatically be uploaded to Evernote’s servers. Then, find the PDF you’d like to import and drag-and-drop it into your Notebook. To do this, open Evernote and select the Notebook that you’d like to store your PDF in. If you already have PDFs scanned into your Mac, you can easily import them to Evernote without having to rescan them. Importing PDFs To Evernote On the Mac Uploading a document to Evernote. There are two ways of doing this: either import existing PDFs to Evernote, or use Evernote’s new “Scan To Evernote” feature with Image Capture on the Mac. If you plan on using Evernote for going paperless, you’ll need to scan your documents into the service. Please note that some of the features mentioned in this tutorial requires Evernote Premium, a service that costs $5 per month or $45 per year. You can use PDFs in Evernote without going Premium, but you'll get the most features if you upgrade. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to use Evernote to organize your scanned PDFs, edit them, and find the info you need. It makes it simple to search and annotate scanned documents, from any device. That's why I use Evernote to simplify my paperless life. Sure, you could save your scanned documents to your computer's hard drive, but then they aren’t easily searchable, backed-up, or available across multiple devices. However, you’ll need great tools to help you with your paperless transition. Going paperless is a great way to remove clutter from your life, by turning your paper documents into digital copies.