Evernote on Chromebook: Web Access Guide & Features (2025)

Evernote is a powerful note-taking tool you can now access on Chromebooks through Evernote Web, as official support for the Android app has ended.

Whether you’re organizing notes, clipping web pages, or managing tasks, Evernote remains a top productivity choice, though Chromebook users must rely on the browser version since the app is no longer updated.

This guide will show you how to use Evernote on your Chromebook and highlight its key features. Let’s get started, share your thoughts or contact us below!

How to Access Evernote on Chromebook

As of December 2024, Evernote no longer supports its Android app on Chromebooks (see official update). Instead, you can use Evernote Web in your browser.

Most Chromebooks since 2017 support Android apps, but without updates, the app experience may degrade, stick to the web for the best results.

Method 1: Use Evernote Web on Chromebook

1. Open your Chrome browser on your Chromebook.
2. Visit Evernote Web at evernote.com.
3. Sign in with your Evernote account (or create one).
4. Start organizing, access notes, clip web pages, and more.

Access Evernote Web

Quick Tip: Add Evernote Web as a shortcut on your Chromebook shelf for one-click access.

Why we prefer this method: Evernote Web is actively supported, offering full functionality without relying on an outdated Android app.

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What is Evernote About?

Evernote is a versatile app built to capture and organize your ideas, projects, and memories. Trusted by millions, it’s a go-to for note-taking and productivity across platforms.

While the Android app is no longer supported on Chromebooks, Evernote Web keeps your notes synced and searchable, ensuring you can stay productive from your browser, anytime, anywhere.

Key Features:

• Device Syncing: Sync notes across devices via the web (app syncing may falter on Chromebooks).
• Web Clipper: Save articles, pages, or PDFs directly from Chrome.
• OCR Search: Find text in images, like handwritten notes or scans.
• Tags & Notebooks: Organize notes with custom labels and categories.
• Collaboration: Share notes and collaborate in real time.

Evernote Screenshots

Evernote Getting Started Video

Evernote on Chromebook FAQ:

• Why isn’t the Android app supported anymore? Evernote ended Chromebook support in December 2024, no more updates or fixes.
• Can I still use the old app? Yes, if installed, but it may glitch over time; switch to Evernote Web.
• Does Evernote Web work offline? No, you’ll need an internet connection, offline access is limited to other platforms.
• Why can’t I sign in? Clear your browser cache or check your internet connection.

Evernote Chromebook Requirements:

• OS Version: Any ChromeOS with a supported browser (e.g., Chrome).
• Internet: Stable connection required for Evernote Web.

For more help:

• Evernote Help Center
• Evernote Community on Reddit

Need alternatives? Try Microsoft To-Do.