Import using the official Importer plugin. I found that gave me personally the best results. Export notebooks one by one from Evernote. Name them in the format `Stack@@@Notebook.enex`. [Yarle](https://github.com/akosbalasko/yarle) and [Evernote2Obsidian](https://github.com/AltoRetrato/evernote2obsidian) are options as well. 1. [Notebook Navigator](https://notebooknavigator.com) This is an awesome plugin that faithfully re-creates the dual pane, note/notebook structure in Obsidian. This plugin is super straightforward, just enable it, look at the menus and enjoy! I highly suggest the Font Awesome icon "Bars Staggered", they look just like an Evernote stack. One can use this when right clicking on a folder and customizing icons. 2. Consistent Attachments and Links. - This one is a bit difficult to set up. When using the importer plugin all of your attachments will be placed in a folder called `_resources.` We want to clean this up. We need to set the following settings:  Now configure the plugin itself as shown below:  **Back up your vault (ie. make a copy of the entire vault folder before proceeding!!)** In the command palate (ctrl/cmd+p) run the following commands in order per the developer to re-organize your vault. Per the developer: > Replace All Wiki Links with Markdown Links > Replace All Wiki Embeds with Markdown Embeds > Convert All Embed Paths to Relative > Convert All Link Paths to Relative > Collect All Attachments > Delete Empty Folders Once this is done *then* enable "Auto Collect Attachments". Run "Check vault consistency" and check the report for issues. Now you must go and clean up anything leftover in the resources folder. My enex files from Evernote had orphaned attachments that were sitting in there that had no note they belonged with! Webclips sometimes also are strange and may need to be re-created. I also found that things I've emailed into Evernote did not really translate well. If certain emails are an issue, install the plugin "**Email Reader**", this will allow you to display `.eml` files inline in a note to preserve email formatting (if you saved the email and can grab a copy). I do suggest this plugin for archiving future emails. Regardless there will be some manual cleanup needed after this, but once it's done it's done. When you delete a note, any associated files will be deleted as well. When you move a note, its attachments will be moved to the correct attachments folder. It will handle naming collisions to rename files as well. 3. Editing Toolbar: this doesn't require explanation. It's an editing toolbar. 4. Pixel Perfect Image: This allows for super easy no code image resizing 5. Omnisearch and Text extractor, this allows for FULL document OCR (like PDF's). 6. I don't personally use this but some like Excalidraw for annotating images. 7. OPTIONAL: Custom Frames is a useful plugin for adding webapps into either a note (read the docs for the syntax for that, it's just a code block) or to the ribbon. This is great for embedding a task manager like Todoist or TickTick. ## End Result