Evernote Release Notes

✨ Features

• Keep your table headers in view: freeze columns so they stay visible as you scroll horizontally.
• Reactions are here: select any text, pick an emoji from the inline toolbar, and everyone with access to the note can react.
• Meeting recordings started from notifications are saved in a note titled with the meeting's date and time, so you always know which call it was.

🛠️ Fixes

• Templates: additional import fixes.
• After verifying your email via a shared notebook invite, you go directly to the notebook you were trying to open.
• Transcribing an image immediately after adding it no longer fails with a generic error.
• Hovering over the disabled transcript button on an audio recording now explains why there is no transcript and lets you enable automatic transcription.
• A table's horizontal scrollbar now appears only when the table overflows.
• On touchscreens, tabs and filter chips no longer remain highlighted after you tap them.

Features

• Tables get a new style menu: select non adjacent cells with Cmd/Ctrl, select the whole table with Cmd/Ctrl+A when a cell is focused, and align text in cells.
• Click an empty slot in the Day or Week view in Calendar to create a 30 minute event.
• The inline toolbar's More options menu now has a search field to find any formatting action.
• In note edits proposed by the AI Assistant are now clearer: choose to see only the original text, only the changed text, or both, with changes highlighted word by word instead of large red and green blocks.
• MCP can now read internal links, such as header links.

Fixes

• On Evernote Web, the browser tab now shows the open note's title.
• Completed reminders in the note list now appear greyed out.
• PDF, print, and HTML export now respect the strikethrough checklist setting.
• Dates now follow your relative dates setting as soon as the app starts.
• Fixes on Template imports and Meeting detection
• Transcription made more reliable

Every note you save is a small piece of your life: a recipe to try again, a contract you'll need next year, the first lines of an idea that might become something big.

Notebooks give each note a home. Tags help you connect notes across every notebook you have. Together, they let you organize your notes the way you think.

For years, though, tags lived in a narrow section of the sidebar. If you had hundreds of them, keeping them in order meant fixing them one at a time. If you had none, it was hard to know where to start.

We knew tags could do much more for you. So we've given them the space they deserve.

🔍 It started with listening

Cristina, our product lead, began by listening to people who live by their tags, to people who had never tried them, and to years of your requests. She then sat down with Elisa, our product designer, and they worked over many sessions until those insights became the first prototype of a new home for tags.

🌱 Small steps first

Over the summer, we focused on the everyday uses for tags:

• Inline tags. Type # anywhere in a note to tag it right where you're writing, no need to scroll to the bottom.
• Your tags, faster. When you add a tag, the ones you use most show up first, making the right one easier to find.
• Tags that stay out of the way. Tagging a note or moving it no longer changes its "updated" date.

Then came the request we'd heard more than any other: tag colors, together with a new menu for tags right inside your notes.

💬 A spoiler and a wishlist

With that first prototype ready, Elisa shared a sneak peek on Reddit and X with one simple question: what's on your Tags wishlist?

Within hours, the ideas were pouring in:

• Select several tags at once
• Drag tags to build a hierarchy
• See the notes behind several tags together
• Organize tags into groups

So Pablo, the engineer behind the new Tags view, rolled up his sleeves and got to work. Drag and drop to nest tags made it in. So did a way to see notes that have all the tags you selected, or any of them.

Many of your wishes start rolling out today. Thank you to everyone who replied: you've helped make Evernote better.

👑 Meet the new Tags view

On desktop, open Tags from the sidebar and you'll find a space built for them:

• 🗂️ See your tags your way. Switch between a table and groups, choose your columns, and filter or sort by color, number of notes, and last used.
• 🎨 Color your tags. Pick from 48 colors, made for both light and dark mode. Your colors show up everywhere your tags do.
• ✅ Change many tags at once. Select several to recolor, nest under another tag, or add to notes in one go. You can also just drag them where you want them.
• 👀 Preview the notes behind a tag. They open in a panel right next to your tags, so you don't have to leave the page.
• ⚡ Manage tags from your note. Click any tag in a note for quick actions.

On mobile, tags are easier to manage too: colors, filters and sorting, and the option to select several tags and change them at once.

Using Evernote at work? Admins can now let members edit tags and change their colors.

💡 A few ideas to get started

Not sure how to use tags? Here are a few ideas we see working well:

• Track progress. Tag notes to-do, waiting, and done, and move them along as things change.
• Follow a person or a client. One tag per client, project, or person brings all the related notes together, whichever notebook they're in.
• Mark the type of note. Receipt, invoice, recipe, research: find every one in a second.
• Give tags a color. Red for urgent, green for done. Your eyes will find them before your search does.

🔮 What's next

If you've never used tags, starting can feel like a blank page. So here's a spoiler of our own: we're working on tag suggestions, so Evernote can help you take that first step with your own notes.

The new Tags view is rolling out gradually from version 11.41. Open it, play with it, color something. And keep the ideas coming. Your feedback got us here, and it will shape what we build next.

Thanks for being part of Evernote,

💚 The Evernote team

✨ Features

• Following a recording is easier with the new audio player: a waveform for scrubbing, speaker avatars and pins, a playback speed selector, and editor controls that stay out of your way.
• Live transcripts are now saved on the note. When you replay a recording, the transcript appears alongside the audio in a resizable panel, so you can read and listen at the same time.
• Tasks in notes now show their priority and a description icon, like in the Tasks view.
• Your next audio summary uses the prompt you picked last instead of resetting to the default.
• Copy transcription is now in the audio player's overflow menu, under Transcription options.

🛠️ Fixes

• AI title suggestions now also appear when you open a note in its own window.
• Shared notebooks now show their notebook name in the note list instead of only "Shared with me".
• Best Matches in search now honor advanced operators like tag and intitle.
• Exported .enex files with special characters (like "&") in image captions now import correctly.
• What's New articles now appear in your language, including Chinese.

🧩 What is an MCP connector?

An MCP, short for Model Context Protocol, is what enables AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude to work with other apps. Once you add Evernote's dedicated MCP connector to ChatGPT or Claude, you can use them to search your notes, create new ones, and update existing ones at your request.

🔌 How to use Evernote with ChatGPT and Claude

The connector works both ways. Your Evernote content goes into your AI tool, which can use it to create drafts, do research, generate visuals, and provide answers or advice. And it operates in Evernote, creating, editing, and organizing your notes at your request.

💬 Bring your AI work into Evernote

Save the whole conversation. You've spent an evening with your AI tool comparing two job offers. Your conversation has the salary figures, the commute times, the respective perks, and the questions you still need answered. Ask it "save this whole conversation to my Career notebook," and it's saved to Evernote, for you to search and refer back to in the future.

Build notes. Save the plan you worked out with your AI tool as a formatted note in Evernote, then continue to adjust it in the same conversation. For example, ask it to "plan ten days in Japan around the cities on my list, check hotel prices, look at train times, and build a day-by-day itinerary in my Japan Trip note." The full plan will be laid out in Evernote. If anything changes, ask for the itinerary to be updated. Your note will match the latest version of the plan.

Place AI-generated images and diagrams directly into your notes. Ask your AI tool to generate an image or sketch out a diagram, and add it to your note without leaving the conversation. Any further changes sync to Evernote automatically.

📚 Use your notes in your AI tool

Use your notes as the source of truth. Instead of pasting your notes in one by one, ask your AI tool to draft your next proposal or report using the notes and recordings saved in your account. It finds the right content in Evernote and writes the draft in the conversation, ready for you to refine and save back to Evernote.

Research with your notes. Turn on research mode and point it at a project in Evernote. For example, ask it to "use my House Move notebook to research every neighborhood on my shortlist, compare commute times, schools, and house prices, then write a full report into the notebook." It works through multiple sources and evaluates them against your own budget and priorities. The finished report is saved in Evernote with every source linked, giving you a single, organized place to make your decision from.

🎓 Learn from your own notes

Your AI tool can write quizzes, build flashcards, and find the gaps in your knowledge. With Evernote connected, it can do all of this from your own notes, helping you to learn anything you’ve written or recorded.

Get quizzed on your lectures. If you record lectures or tutorials in Evernote, the transcript sits in the same note as everything you typed in class. Ask it to "quiz me on this week's Biology lectures and tutorials, one question at a time, and highlight anything I get wrong." Turn on voice mode and it can even quiz you out loud on the way to class. Your mistakes can then be placed back into Evernote, highlighting what needs to be worked on.

The same process can be repeated for practicing a new language from your vocabulary notes, preparing for a job interview, or even trivia for quiz night.

Turn a term of notes into revision material. Your AI tool can take every note tagged #exam in your Evernote notebook and build something you can use straight away, like an interactive set of flashcards to click through or a practice exam in the style of the real one.

🔌 Connect Evernote with your other apps

Many of the apps you already use have connectors too, including Slack, Figma, Google Drive, Gmail, Outlook, and Canva. Once set up, ChatGPT or Claude can pull content from these apps and place it inside Evernote or vice versa.

Answer questions with what's already in Evernote. When questions or requests arrive by email or your team chat, your AI tool can read them, find the notes in Evernote that hold the answers, and draft a reply to each. For example, ask it to "go through my unread Slack messages and draft answers using my Evernote notes."

Bring work from other apps into Evernote. Designs and files are often made and saved somewhere else. Ask for them to be pulled into any relevant Evernote note. For example, just say "add my kitchen mood board to my Renovation note."

Bring your scattered documents into Evernote. If your household paperwork lives in a Google Drive folder, ask your AI tool to "bring everything in my Home Admin folder into my Home notebook." Each document becomes its own note, tagged and searchable alongside everything else in Evernote.

Put your notes to work in other apps. You can also take the work you do in Evernote into other apps. Ask your AI tool to turn the budget in your Wedding note into a spreadsheet you can share with your family, or to build a Canva presentation from the speech you drafted in Evernote.

🔁 Run your routines on Evernote

A skill is a saved set of instructions that tells your AI tool how to do a task the same way every time. Once it's saved, you can run it with a single request, and it can draw on every app you've connected, not just Evernote.

For example, you can save a weekly planning skill that goes through last week's notes and open tasks in Evernote. It will then check your calendar, emails, and travel information for the coming week, putting everything into one plan for the week. Once you've built it, just say "plan my week" every Sunday evening.

Build routines around how you work. A student could have their AI tool pull this week's slides from their course platform and turn them into a revision checklist in Evernote. The same idea works for anything you do on repeat, like preparing a one-page brief before each client call from everything in that client's notebook.

⚙️ How to connect

ChatGPT: open Plugins, search for Evernote, and select Connect. Sign in to Evernote and assign permissions for what ChatGPT can do.

Claude: go to Settings → Connectors, search for Evernote, and select Connect. Sign in to Evernote and assign Claude's permissions.

Evernote MCP is available on all paid Evernote plans.

🔒 You stay in control

When you connect, you choose what your AI tool can do with your notes: read, create, edit, or delete them. It only searches or changes your notes when you ask it to. The notes it uses are processed under your AI tool's own privacy terms, and you can change permissions or disconnect Evernote at any time.

These are just a few ways to use Evernote with your AI tool. Follow along on YouTube, X, or the app's 📣 What's New page for more, and let us know how you're using them together.

Thanks for being part of Evernote,

💚 The Evernote team

This quarter’s 62 improvements make five things you do every day easier: organizing your notes, working with PDFs and images, using AI assistance, recording your conversations, and using Evernote on the go.

Many of these improvements were inspired by your feedback. In our last recap, we said improvements to tables and searchable audio were coming next. You can now sort and filter your tables and search what was said in your older recordings. Alongside those, we’ve made Evernote easier to customize and better at capturing your meetings.

We’re immensely grateful to everyone who shares their thoughts with us week after week. You can share your feedback with us anytime. If you spot a bug or have an idea for a feature, report it straight from the What’s New page in the app so we know what to fix and build next.

Here’s an in-depth look at how Evernote evolved from July to September, and where we’re headed next. You can see many of these updates in action in our July, August, and September recap videos, and review the full list of all 62 improvements.

📝 Notes & tables: Bring order to everything you keep

The more you keep in Evernote, the more your notes need structure. A project plan is easier to follow when its table is sorted, and a long note is easier to read when you can fold away the details. That’s why this quarter we focused on the tools that keep your notes organized and easy to search. Here are the highlights:

• Sorting and filtering in tables. Tables are often the clearest way to lay out information in a note. Now you can sort rows alphabetically, by number, or by date, and filter out the ones you don’t need. You can also set the top row or first column as a header, and customize the style, width, and color of your borders. Open the menu from the three dots on any cell, or use the dropdown above your table.
• Images in tables are easier to resize and move, and columns spread out the way you like. Pasting from Excel or Google Sheets works better too.
• Date mentions. Type @ anywhere in a note to drop in a date that updates automatically. You can use natural language like “tomorrow,” “next Friday,” or “1st January.” You can also add relative dates to your note templates, like @Next Monday, so they always show a date that makes sense when you use them. To customize the date format and more, head to Settings, then Notes.
• Toggle lists. You can now keep long lists tidy and see only the details you need with toggle lists. Turn list items into toggles, or create a toggle list straight from the formatting toolbar. Toggle titles also support @ mentions, note links, and # tags.
• Page breaks. Want a section to start on a new page when you export to PDF? Type / and choose Page break. A dashed line shows where the page will split, and you can move or delete it anytime.
• Jump straight to your search match. When a note contains your exact search term, opening it from your search results takes you straight to the first place it appears. Find in Note opens automatically, so you can move through the other matches. Matches inside images, PDFs, and recordings are highlighted more clearly too.

And that’s not all. We’ve also introduced Pastel and Bright highlighter palettes, more emojis to choose from, quicker ways to close tabs, and the option to request access to notes you can’t open yet, along with many other quality-of-life improvements.

📄 PDFs & images: Edit your files without leaving Evernote

So much of what you keep in Evernote isn’t typed text: contracts, receipts, slides, and scanned forms. Until now, working on those files often meant opening them in another app. This quarter, we brought more of that work into Evernote.

A new PDF editor. The PDF editor got a full refresh, so you can do much more without leaving your notes. Double-click any PDF to open it.

From the new page sidebar, you can delete, insert, reorder, or rotate pages. You can also merge several PDFs into one, or split one apart. Need to share a document? Blur out sensitive information, and it’s permanently removed.

It’s now easier to format text and erase annotations. The editor works on images as well, so you can draw and add text on photos and screenshots. It’s coming to mobile next.

• Automatic image captions. Every image you upload now gets a caption written automatically. It stays hidden unless you select Show caption. Search can always read it, so you can find a photo by describing it, even when there’s no text in the image.
• Print attachments. You can now print images, PDFs, and other attachments without leaving your note. Click the three dots on any attachment and select Print.
• Cleaner prints and PDF exports. We fixed several printing and export issues, so attachment names, note titles, and page ranges come out right. Tables and Mermaid diagrams now split across pages properly, on the web app too.

🦾 AI tools: Spend less time on repetitive tasks

Because AI Assistant works with your own notes, tasks, and calendar, it can help with the work you’re actually doing. This quarter, it can take on more of the repetitive jobs, like tidying up a note or moving a meeting.

• Edit Mode. Rewriting and reformatting a note by hand takes time. AI Assistant now has two modes: Ask Mode answers your questions and leaves your note as it is, while Edit Mode makes changes directly in the note. Use Edit Mode to draft, rewrite, format, or expand your writing without switching to a separate conversation. Every suggested change is highlighted, so you can accept edits one at a time or all at once.

  It can also add callout blocks, Mermaid diagrams, or tables to your note. If you need a new note, it can create one and open it for you.

• Calendar changes. Plans change all the time, and updating your calendar usually means stopping what you’re doing. Now you can ask AI Assistant to add, move, or cancel events without leaving the note you’re working on. For example: “Move my haircut on Sunday from 1:30pm to 2:15pm, delete football training on Thursday, and add my flight to New York on October 21st for 3pm.” Changes sync to your connected Google or Outlook calendar automatically. To connect your calendars, go to Settings, then Preferences, then Calendar.

• AI Assistant in your comments. AI Assistant can now act on the comments in your notes. Ask it to go through a note’s comments, and it follows the instructions you left. It can add comments of its own too.

• Faster AI Prompts. Type / in the chat to run one of your saved AI Prompts, or type @ in a prompt to point it at a specific note, notebook, or tag. AI Assistant also shows the context it’s using at the top of the chat, so you always know what it’s working from.

• Organize your account. You can now ask AI Assistant to create notebooks and move them between stacks, rename several notebooks at once, pin notes, or add them to Shortcuts. It can also transcribe a recording or regenerate its summary when you ask, and insert images you upload in chat straight into your note.

• Evernote MCP. Earlier this year, we introduced MCP so you could connect Evernote to other AI tools. Evernote MCP is now available to all paid users, and it works with tools including Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor. Once connected, you can ask those tools to search and read your notes, or to write new content straight into Evernote. They can also manage your tasks and organize your notebooks and tags for you.

You can now work seamlessly between Evernote and the AI tool you already prefer. Follow the quickstart guide to connect your first AI tool in under two minutes.

🎙️ Audio & video: Everything you record, transcribed

A lot of important information is said out loud rather than written down. We promised to make all of your audio searchable, and this quarter we did that for new and old recordings. We also gave you more control over how your recordings are captured and labeled.

• Transcripts for older recordings. Your older audio files are now transcribed too, so you can search everything said in them, just like the text in your images and PDFs.
• Video transcription. Evernote can now transcribe speech from your videos, turning what’s said into text you can read, search, and reuse. Video transcripts include speaker recognition, just like audio.
• Choose your transcription model. In Settings, you can choose which model transcribes your recordings with speaker recognition. Our own model keeps your audio inside Evernote. You can also switch to an external provider.
• Automatic live transcription. You can now set live transcription to start automatically for every meeting. Turn it on in Settings, under AI, then Features. When you start a recording during a calendar meeting, Evernote can also suggest linking the event to your note, even when meetings overlap.
• Speaker labels. Rename a speaker once, or across the whole transcript in one go. You can also add a speaker block anywhere, or select several to rename or remove them at once.
• A recorder that stays with you. The audio recorder now stays visible as you move between tabs. You can pause or stop recording from anywhere in Evernote, or use it to jump back to the note where you started. That tab stays pinned until the recording ends.

The live transcription panel also stays open until you close it, and the audio player now shows how long each recording is.

📱 Evernote Mobile: Everything you need, in your pocket

Your phone is always with you, so it’s often the easiest place to save a link or check a note between meetings. This quarter’s updates make it easier to save, find, and edit your notes from your phone. Here are the highlights:

• iPhone Search. Search from your iPhone’s Home Screen to see matching Evernote notes in Spotlight, then tap a result to open it. To turn this on or off, open your iPhone Settings and go to Evernote, then Search.
• Floating table of contents. In a note with headers, start scrolling to reveal the table of contents icon on the right, then press and hold it to jump between sections. You can turn it on or off in Settings, under Notes.
• A redesigned Share Extension. We rebuilt the Share Extension with the same components as the rest of the app, so it feels right at home on your phone. Use it to save websites, images, and more to Evernote from anywhere on your device: tap Share, choose Evernote, pick a notebook, and hit Save.
• Edit Mode on mobile. Fixing typos one by one, reformatting, and adding a summary at the end are all small edits that take forever, especially on your phone. Now AI Assistant can make them for you with one request, right in your note. Try “Fix all typos and add a key-point summary at the end.” Every change is highlighted, so you decide what to keep.

And that’s not all. Mobile search results now open your note right at the match, and a new Hide keyboard button gives you more of the screen back while you edit.

🚀 Beyond features

Making Evernote better isn’t only about launching new features. It’s also about making Evernote faster, smoother, and more reliable. Many of this quarter’s improvements are the smaller fixes and refinements that quietly remove friction from your everyday actions in Evernote. You can find them in the 🔗 full list of improvements from July to September.

Your feedback means a lot to us, and it helps shape every improvement we make. Bug reports and feature requests tell us what to prioritize and where to focus next. 🔗 Share your ideas and requests with us.

To catch up on updates as they ship, open the What’s New page inside the app. You’ll find it at the 📣 icon in your navigation bar on Desktop, or from the menu under your profile icon on Mobile.

What’s next

From July to September, we focused on making your content work harder for you: files you can edit in place, tables you can sort and filter, recordings you can search, and an AI Assistant that does more of the work.

Next up, tags are getting a brand-new home. You’ll be able to see and sort them all in one place, preview your tagged notes without leaving the page, and pick a color for every tag. We’re also improving how notes update, so the notes you’re actually working on stay easy to find.

Want to keep up with everything new? Follow along on 🔗 X, 🔗 YouTube, or check the 📣 What’s New page inside the app to see all the updates in one place.

Until next time,

💚 The Evernote team

✨ Features

• You can now preview attached Markdown files as formatted text, and crop an image straight from the editor.
• You can now apply text color and highlighting to mentions in a note, including notes, notebooks, stacks, spaces, and people.
• Transcription recovery: if a transcription run fails, is interrupted, or the app closes mid run, Evernote now recovers the transcript saved on the backend.
• Opening a note now reconciles audio recordings left stuck in the capturing state, so a dead recording no longer leaves an empty placeholder behind.

🛠️ Fixes

• Fixed a bug in which What's New articles appeared in English for some languages
• Live transcription no longer stops midway through a recording after you switch or connect an audio device.
• The AI Assistant and other AI features are now available in notes opened in a new window.
• Note titles in the Tasks list's Assigned note column are no longer cut off when there's room to display them.
• Folders you connect in Settings > Sync Folder now always appear in the list, so you can choose where their files go.
• Calendar colors now display correctly in the calendar picker when creating a new event.
• When inviting people to a Space, typing a name or email now filters the people who already have access, and the window closes when you click outside it.

✨ Features:

• Image and file annotation improvements: a Recent colors swatch that remembers your 8 most recently used custom colors, an Eyedropper tool to pick any color from the screen, text alignment, and some new animations and polished transitions.
• You can ask the AI Assistant to rename an attachment or recording, and review the change before it is applied.
• The calendar link suggestion after starting a recording now appears only for meeting recordings, skipping all day and multi day events.

🛠️ Fixes:

• A note is marked updated only when its content changes.
• The tab bar no longer gets cut off when you zoom the interface in or out.
• The in editor audio recorder bar no longer blocks clicks on the editor and tag menus.
• Pressing Enter or Tab after typing part of a tag name now reliably adds your existing tag instead of a new, shortened one.
• The Evernote logo is back in the Microsoft Store, Start menu, and taskbar on Windows.

Features

• Date mentions can now be formatted like the rest of the text.
• Improvements to speakers in transcription:
  • You can now see and assign speakers in the summary.
  • New buttons to move across speaker blocks.
  • A play button to start the audio from a specific speaker block.
  • Hover the "Speaker on" button to see the list of speakers.
• Redesigned the Move note modal.
• You can now drag multiple pages in the PDF editor.
• New connector with Meta Muse.

Fixes

• Note "updated": moving a note, or adding/removing tags, no longer updates the note timestamp.
• Fixed an issue where template import could fail.
• Made transcription more reliable.
• The Evernote icon in the macOS menu bar is now sharp on Retina displays.
• Notes opened in a separate window no longer open larger than your screen when moved between monitors with different display scaling.

Features

• When clicking on a note link in the app, you can now request access if you don't have it.
• Close tabs faster with two new options: Close other tabs and Close tabs to the right.
• You can now open an attachment in your computer's default app: Cmd+Click on Mac, Ctrl+Click on Windows.
• Tables are now much more powerful: sort and filter rows by column values, toggle a header row, customize borders, and distribute columns evenly (rolling out gradually).

Fixes

• Many fixes for export and print on the Web app, now reflecting improvements already available on the desktop app.
• Fixed an issue where deleted image captions could reappear after reopening a note.
• Fixed an issue where Find in Note could fail to reopen.
• Fixed an issue where date mentions did not preserve surrounding text formatting.
• Fixed an issue where sync folders could import metadata files or import the same file again.
• Fixed an issue where the note list could reappear after navigating between notes, notebooks, stacks, Trash, or Templates.
• Fixed an issue where search with Include sub tags could omit notes tagged with the parent tag.

Features

• You can now use Page break to force a new page when exporting to PDF
• The PDF annotation editor now supports dark mode, additional text sizes, and improved selection controls.
• You can now use the AI Assistant to create and manage events
• Run saved AI Prompts by typing / in the AI Assistant

Fixes

• Links pasted into comments are now clickable.
• Find in note now supports match case again, replacing matches with nothing, and prefilled selected text.
• Fixed an issue that duplicated note titles in printed notes and PDF exports.
• Fixed exported notes becoming progressively smaller and slower when exporting notebooks.
• Fixed recordings controls not appearing when a recording opens in a separate note window.

Features

• The PDF editor got a full refresh: a new page sidebar (delete, insert, reorder, rotate), merge and split PDFs, an eraser tool, and upgraded text formatting.
• You can now create toggle lists from the formatting toolbar.
• You can now see transcriptions for your older files too.
• AI title suggestions now work also on notes that contain only attachments.
• You can now use saved AI Prompts from the AI Assistant by typing "/" in the composer.
• The AI Assistant can now interact with your comments: it can follow their instructions and create new comments.
• The AI Assistant now shows the context it's working with at the top of the chat.
• You can choose a transcription model with speaker recognition in Settings — our internal model, or an external provider.

Fixes

• Fixed an issue where search or navigation could unexpectedly return you to All Notes or show stale results.
• Fixed AI Assistant edits not appearing correctly in notes with Tasks blocks.
• Fixed calendar notification setup and controls so they better reflect your calendar connection and permissions.
• Fixed recordings and live transcripts to recover more reliably and stay responsive.
• Fixed AI Assistant created recurring tasks that could start overdue.

New features:

• Tables are now more user friendly: resize and move images easily, spread out columns just the way you like, and experience a smoother copy and paste again with Excel and Google Sheets.
• Image search just got smarter: uploaded images now get automatic captions, helping Semantic Search understand and find what's inside them. Select "Show caption" inside an image to see it.
• You can now bulk select, rename and remove speaker blocks in audio transcriptions.

Fixes:

• When you link a note, the menu now highlights the first matching note instead of "Create new note". Press Tab if you did mean to create a new one.
• Fixed an issue where live transcription could lose content during network interruptions.
• Fixed an issue where note link previews could fail to show content.
• Fixed an issue where tag suggestions in the note footer didn't match prefixes correctly.
• Improved tag suggestion performance on large accounts.
• Fixed an issue affecting callout formatting when deleting blank lines.
• Fixed an issue where the AI Assistant button could overlap the editor status indicator.
• Fixed Spaces directory table columns crashing and overlapping at narrow views, with space descriptions getting cut in the middle of a line.

New features

• Improved the search UX: notes open right at the first match with Find in note ready, and search better highlights matches inside images, PDFs, and audio or video recordings both inside the editor and in the note list.
• The audio recorder now works across tabs, and the note tab stays pinned while you record.
• Improved the UX of how tags are suggested when typing, and by default shows the most recently used matches.
• You can create templates from the Templates tab or the sidebar Create menu.

Fixes

• Fixed Find in Note menus being misplaced, obscured, or left open with stale highlights and search state.
• Fixed the live transcription panel staying open across tabs and remaining available until you close it.
• Fixed recordings being inserted at the bottom of a note instead of at the cursor position.
• Misc print fixes, especially around components such as toggles and code blocks.
• Fixed images in table cells so they resize correctly and their controls remain usable.
• Fixed a crash when inserting date mentions in note titles for some display languages.

Features

• Evernote MCP is now available!
• You can now ask the AI Assistant to pin notes to Home, pin notes in a notebook, or add notes to Shortcuts and help you manage stacks.
• You can now open a note mention in a new tab or window from its context menu.
• You can now upscale images past their natural size, up to the width of the note.
• The menu with three dots in the sidebar has been reorganized for better structure.

Fixes

• Fixed several printing and export issues, including attachment names, note title styling, page ranges, and table and mermaid diagram pagination.
• Dictation now works in notes opened in a new window.
• Fixed the tag, mention, and note link pickers not filtering correctly when typing in Japanese, Chinese, or Korean, or with accented characters.
• Fixed incorrect dates returned for certain German date and holiday mentions.
• Fixed inconsistent file size display between Note Info, Files, and attachment cards within the note.