Bonus: Customize Keyboard ShortcutsĮvernote also allows you to remove and customize the keyboard shortcuts as per your preference. Windows OS to open the emoji picker menu and add them to Evernote. Use Ctrl + Command + Space on Mac or Windows +. By default, Evernote doesn’t offer emoji picker, but you can always use the OS level keyboard shortcut to access the emoji menu. Add Emojis to NoteĪdding emojis to a note adds fun and personal touch. Use Command + Shift + I on Mac or Ctrl + Shift + I on Windows to open the note details panel quickly. You need to go to note details to find information such as size, word count, tags, sync status, and more. By default, Evernote doesn’t show the word count of the note on the main screen. When working on a blog post note, I often need to look at the word count. To remove encryption, right-click on the phrase and select decrypt text permanently. The text will get converted in an encrypted message that opens only with the password. You can select the text, use keyboard shortcut Command + Shift + X for Mac or Ctrl + Shift + X for Windows, choose an encryption passphrase and you are good to go. Encrypt Selected Textĭo you know Evernote allows you to encrypt text in a note? It’s a must-have to keep sensitive data safe from strangers. One can use Command + Shift + H on Mac or Ctrl + Shift + – (minus) on Windows to add a horizontal rule or a line in the Evernote. While working on long notes, it’s often advisable to use break lines in notes. Insert Horizontal RuleĮvernote allows you to add a divider in the note. To add time, use Option + Command + Shift + D keys on Mac. Use Alt + Shift + D on Windows or Command + Shift + D on Mac to add date. With this keyboard shortcut, you can quickly add the current time and date to the note. While creating notes in Evernote, you might want to insert the date and time to keep track of timestamp. Even better, hit the Control + Command + H on Mac or Ctrl + Shift + H keyboard shortcut on Windows to quickly highlight the selected text. You can quickly select the word or sentences in the Evernote and use the Highlight icon in the note editor. You can either tap on the search icon at the top or use the Option + Command + F on Mac or Ctrl + Q on Windows to quickly search the note. It hardly fails to find the note that I search for. Quick SearchĪfter testing out several note-taking apps, I have concluded that Evernote provides the best search experience. If you are dealing with dozens of notebooks, then this shortcut is the must-have for you. You can either tap on the Notebook icon at the sidebar or use the Command + J on Mac or Ctrl + Shift + N keyboard shortcut for Windows to jump through multiple notebooks. Most Evernote users create multiple Notebooks to organize the notes. Continue to monitor the sync experience to figure out whether the failure was temporary or needs your immediate attention.
But if you are facing syncing issues on your side, then you can use Ctrl + Command + S on Mac or F9 for Windows to sync the note manually. I usually don’t have any problem with Evernote syncing. You can either tap on the create tag option or even better, use the Ctrl + Command + T keys on Mac or Ctrl + Alt + T on Windows. Tags make it super easy to organize and search through hundreds of notes. It’s one of the reasons why the majority of Evernote users love the platform. Tags are an integral part of the Evernote experience. As you can see from the image, macOS pins the Evernote app for quick access on the menu bar, and using this shortcut, you can open, take a quick note, and save it to Evernote. You can use the combination of Control + Command + N on Mac or Ctrl + Alt + N keyboard shortcut on Windows to open the pop-up window to take a quick note. Create Quick NoteĮvernote allows the ability to take quick notes through the macOS. We will also mention a trick to customize the keyboard shortcuts to suit your preference. In this post, we are going to talk about the top eleven Evernote keyboard shortcuts that you can use on Windows PC and Mac.
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