How To Download My Notes From Icloud ((HOT))

I use Apple's Notes app on my Mac, iPhone and iPad. At times, I need to log into Notes for iCloud via a Web browser (using another Mac, PC or Linux box) using the web application to access my notes without the usual apps.

To clarify, I am looking for a way to add image(s) from a public/non-personal computer where I don't have access to my iPhone, iPad or Mac. Only possible way to access notes in this case is via iCloud web site.

How To Download My Notes From Icloud

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Only way I do it (in my bootcamp partition-so same computer) is to save the clipping on a shared disk, make a marker in my note about the screenshot andwhen in MacOS I go to the shared disk and note and drag them in the note at the right place.Horrible workflow I know, but having to move on, it's the closest to a workflow I have found.Shame on Apple for not providing a better integration.I want to keep my notes (at the moment) in the notes app but might consider a cross platform (with synchronisation to iphone, mac, Ipad) if that should at all exist!

Not directly answer the question but if what you need is, like me, to copy an image from PC to Notes Web so that I can doodle/work with it on iPad, it seems Pages Web does support pasting whereas Notes Web does not.

Just to let everyone know this information for icloud webdav at the link provided does not work. I have spent a couple hours searching on google for any viable settings for icloud and nothing seems to work. I also downloaded a client and tried a few combinations of server name and creds mostly using icloud.com as the base url. but no joy.

If you are interested in using iCloud for your notes and are exclusively locked to the Apple Ecosystem, you might be better off moving to a note-taking app such as Bear. Other than that, the devs here would be much better suited to explaining this more.

First, on the your Mac, go to your local drive folder where you sync your Joplin notes and notebooks. Move up 1 level.

Now, create an alias of that folder.

Next, drag the entire Joplin sync target folder from your local drive on to your iCloud Drive. Do NOT include the alias you just made. Leave that where it is.

In your Joplin desktop preferences, select Local files, then navigate to the alias file. Select that. As far as I can determine, the path that is created in the prefs references a location in your home directory (~/Library/) called 'Mobile Documents' that points to that alias.

Now, when you sync, all your notes and notebooks wind up on your iCloud Drive. This has worked flawlessly for me for a month or so.

I think it might be doable with the iPhone version, but at this point I am still working on that.

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However,some notes will automatically be stored in iCloud but not iCloud backups, you may curious about is there a certain possibility that your important notes are accidentally lost or deleted can be recovered from iCloud. Read on this article to find out the solutions.

The first way to find and save your deleted notes is via visiting iCloud.com. You can view your deleted notes in Recently Deleted Folder, or share the backup file that contains your notes via email. This method is fast and it only helps you if you are sure that you have backed up the deleted the notes to your iPhone before the deletion.

Although Apple's cloud service iCloud can back up notes on your device, there is no way to preview or access them when you restore the backup. Restoring from iCloud will replace all the existing data on your device. We, therefore, recommend that you don't restore the full back up to your iPhone since you risk losing all current data on your device. If you don't have a backup or you have confirmed the data you need is not in the backup, you need a data recovery tool to recover directly from the iPhone or to view your iCloud backup.

iMyFone D-Back is one of those professional data recovery apps. The preview option of D-Back enables you to view important notes that you wish to recover to a computer. iMyFone D-Back functions efficiently in the recovery of data from iCloud backup in simple steps.

Visit the iMyFone D-Back site to download the trial version of Windows PC or Mac. After installation, launch the program. From the primary interface, choose "Recover from iCloud" feature from the left pane and select the "iCloud - Recover data from iCloud account".

iMyFone D-Back will begin scanning for the deleted notes from iCloud. Upon completing the scan, it will display all the recoverable notes from the iCloud backup in its preview window. From the list, choose the files that you wish to retrieve and save to your computer. Click on "Recover" after selecting the Notes you need.

iMyFone D-Back will begin extracting the selected note files from the backup file. After completion, it will prompt you to choose a location where you would like to save the notes. Select a folder on the hard disk or create one. Wait until the program completes the process of recovery. You can later browse the destination to check for the retrieved notes from the selected iCloud backup file.

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However, there were a few changes I made to the script. I changed the smart quotes to straight quotes. I changed the "set the modification date of myNote to myCreateDate" to "set the modification date of myNote to myModDate". And I found all of the extra tags unnecessary, so I just used the tag "Imported from Notes" Also, Apple Script Editor is now called Script Editor, found in the Utilities folder.

(I work at an office whose IT team blocks Evernote from our network...but I am allowed to access iCloud.com, which of course contains Apple Notes). It would be nice to do my work (at the office) in Notes, and see the sync on my home Mac, so as to utilize the full functionality from home with reminders, lists, etc).

Just a quick look at the above script.

It can be modified on the Apple Notes side to save the attachments from the Apple Note

- save .... in ..... edited: problems are being reported with saving attachments

On the Evernote side, the attachments can be imported

- append ..... attachment ....

Appreciate you don't want to debug. As for your suggestion, that's not going to work in the long run for me to select a folder of notes to export, as I would have to separately enter name of each note. (I just want to avoid exporting all notes, so trying to work out a way to do it with a selection or a folder.)

@DTLow, I posted the original script above on MacScripter forum to ask for help there. Nigel Garvey came up with the following, which works to get notes exported from Notes app and into Evernote, from a selected folder, however the attachments aren't coming across yet. (They are being saved in folders). The guys on that forum don't have Evernote so can't test that part of it. Can you take a quick look and see what you think might be at fault in the Evernote section? Evernote creates the note, it knows there should be an attachment there as it shows the box with question mark icon, it just doesn't attach it.

I posted the original script above on MacScripter forum to ask for help there. Nigel Garvey came up with the following, which works to get notes exported from Notes app and into Evernote, from a selected folder, however the attachments aren't coming across yet. (They are being saved in folders).

So, can you see the attachment files from the Notes app in folders on your Mac?

If so, can you successfully attach these files to an EN Note manually?

Are you getting any errors from the Script?

I'm looking into this now

It looks like the attachments are not being saved from Notes - the script just creates an empty file

In Evernote, the empty file gets added as an attachment, hence "the box with question mark icon"

To anyone who comes across this thread, (May 2018) I used the script above, posted and modified by the guys above. it 100% worked. Just imported 200 notes to Evernote in 40 seconds. Life saver. Thank you.

@Terell thank you for modifying/updating this little script for Catalina! i'm not a scripter but i do understand how to put it in the Script Editor, Compile it, & run it. when i do, it imports from "all iCloud" instead of the folder(s) i choose. oddly though, it does seem to be looking in to the folder i choose at least to gather the number of notes within that folder; then it imports that number of notes, just not from the chosen folder but from the main list.

it imports from "all iCloud" instead of the folder(s) i choose. oddly though, it does seem to be looking in to the folder i choose at least to gather the number of notes within that folder; then it imports that number of notes, just not from the chosen folder but from the main list. 17dc91bb1f