Migration Guide~3 min read

How to Migrate from Evernote Web Clipper to Marqly

If you use Evernote primarily for saving links, clipping articles, and bookmarking web pages, Marqly offers a much faster, lighter alternative with AI summaries and web highlighting.

Fidelity at a glance

What transfers from Evernote to Marqly

DataStatusNotes
Clipped URLsPreservedDirect transfer into bookmark cards
TitlesPreservedArticle and webpage titles maintained
TagsPreservedTags mapped to Marqly tags
Full Note HTMLNot transferredArticle links transfer; keep Evernote for notes
NotebooksMappedNotebooks map into Marqly boards

Step-by-step migration guide

1

Export your links from Evernote

In Evernote desktop, locate your Web Clips notebook. Select your notes, right click and export to HTML or CSV.

2

Verify your export

Use Marqly’s free Bookmark File Viewer to ensure URLs and titles are structured properly before uploading.

3

Import into Marqly

Log in at app.marqly.com, open Settings → Import Bookmarks, and select your file. Your links and tags will be ready instantly.

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What transfers — fidelity matrix

Every row below was read out of the importer Marqly actually runs in production, plus fixture runs of each export format. Where something is lost, we say so — the point is an import you do not have to redo.

Accepted input: HTML link export or CSV note export

Fidelity of Evernote Web Clipper imports into Marqly
FieldOutcomeWhat it means for your library
URL SupportedVerbatim — query strings (including signed or tracking parameters) and fragments are preserved; nothing is normalized away.
Title SupportedWith HTML entities decoded (& → &).
Tags PartialEvernote tags assigned to clipped notes import as Marqly tags when using CSV or HTML exports.
Full note bodies / HTML clips Not supportedMarqly imports bookmark links and metadata, not multi-page full note attachments. Keep your Evernote notes as archive.
Notebook hierarchy PartialNotebook names map to Marqly boards when exported by notebook.
Saved date Not supportedThe export carries it (ADD_DATE/created) and the parser reads it, but the import stores items with the import date. Sort by “recently added” after a big import with that in mind.
Duplicates Not supportedImport writes every row; no dedup pass runs. Check the export first with the free duplicate finder, or clean up in Marqly after import.
URL
Supported
Verbatim — query strings (including signed or tracking parameters) and fragments are preserved; nothing is normalized away.
Title
Supported
With HTML entities decoded (& → &).
Tags
Partial
Evernote tags assigned to clipped notes import as Marqly tags when using CSV or HTML exports.
Full note bodies / HTML clips
Not supported
Marqly imports bookmark links and metadata, not multi-page full note attachments. Keep your Evernote notes as archive.
Notebook hierarchy
Partial
Notebook names map to Marqly boards when exported by notebook.
Saved date
Not supported
The export carries it (ADD_DATE/created) and the parser reads it, but the import stores items with the import date. Sort by “recently added” after a big import with that in mind.
Duplicates
Not supported
Import writes every row; no dedup pass runs. Check the export first with the free duplicate finder, or clean up in Marqly after import.

parser code vs Evernote Web Clipper links and exported notebook lists · checked 2026-11-10 against Marqly’s deployed importer. Preview any export file before uploading it with the bookmark file viewer; clean repeats first with the duplicate finder.

Frequently asked questions about Evernote migration

Can Marqly import full Evernote note content?

Marqly is a bookmark manager, reader, and web highlighter, not a rich text document editor. It imports URLs, titles, and tags. Full multi-page article bodies remain in your Evernote archive.

Do Evernote tags transfer to Marqly?

Yes. Tags assigned to web clips in Evernote are recognized in HTML and CSV exports and transfer directly into Marqly tags.

Can I highlight web pages in Marqly like Evernote Web Clipper?

Yes. Marqly’s browser extension lets you highlight web pages in 6 colors, attach notes, and save bookmarks directly into boards.

Is Marqly free?

Marqly offers a permanent free tier storing up to 100 bookmarks with keyword search across your library, without requiring a credit card.