If you are an Evernote user, you have surely discovered the versatility of this tool to save and organize notes, images, files and much more. However, did you know that you can also save videos to Evernote? In this article we will teach you how to do it quickly and easily. With the instructions that we will provide you, you will be able to have all your favorite videos at your fingertips in this practical application. You'll never lose track of an important or useful video again in the future. Keep reading to discover the process to save videos to Evernote.

– Step by step -- How to save videos to Evernote?

How to save videos in Evernote?

• Sign in to your Evernote account: Open the Evernote app on your device and make sure you're signed in with your account.
• Create a new note: Click the “New Note” button located at the top of the screen.
• Add the video to the note: Select the attach files option and choose the video you want to save to Evernote.
• Tag the note: To make organization easier, you can add tags to the note to identify the content of the video.
• Save the note: Once you have completed the steps above, be sure to save the note so that the video is stored in Evernote.

FAQ

What's the easiest way to save videos to Evernote?

1. Open the Evernote app on your device.
2. Select the note in which you want to save the video.
3. Click the camera icon to add an attachment.
4. Select the option to add a video from your gallery.
5. Choose the video you want to save to your note and confirm the selection.

Can I directly record a video in Evernote?

1. Open the Evernote app on your device.
2. Select the note in which you want to save the video.
3. Click the camera icon to add an attachment.
4. Select the option to record a video directly to Evernote.
5. Press the record button and start recording your video.
6. Once the recording is finished, save the video to your note.

Can I save YouTube videos to Evernote?

1. Open the YouTube page in your browser.
2. Find the video you want to save to Evernote.
3. Click the video link to open it in its own window.
4. Copy the URL of the YouTube video.
5. Go back to your note in Evernote and paste the URL into the body of the note.
6. Evernote will preview the video in your note.

How much space do I have to save videos in Evernote?

1. The space available to save videos in Evernote depends on the plan you purchased.
2. Evernote plans range from basic, which offers 60MB of monthly space for attachments, to premium plans that offer 10GB of monthly space.

Can I play my videos directly in Evernote?

1. Yes, it is possible to play the videos directly in Evernote.
2. Clicking on the video preview in your note will open a player that allows you to play the video without leaving the app.

Can I save videos to Evernote from my computer?

1. Yes, you can save videos to Evernote from your computer.
2. Open Evernote in your web browser.
3. Select the note in which you want to save the video.
4. Drag and drop the video file from your computer to the note in Evernote.

How can I organize my videos in Evernote?

1. Use tags to organize your videos in Evernote.
2. When adding a video to a note, you can assign it one or more tags that will make it easier to find them later.

What video formats can I save in Evernote?

1. Evernote supports most common video formats such as MP4, MOV, AVI, and more.
2. However, it is advisable to review the list of formats supported by Evernote on its website, as this list may change over time.

Can I edit my videos in Evernote?

1. It is not possible to edit videos directly in Evernote.
2. However, you can use other programs or applications to edit your videos before saving them to Evernote.

How can I share my videos saved in Evernote?

1. Select the note that contains the video you want to share.
2. Click the share button and select the option to share the note via email, public link, or social networks.

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