Clone Evernote Note Titles

Easily send your Evernote note title as a task and include a link to the note in the task description.  TaskClone also  clones individual Evernote tasks to task apps or to a "task list" note.

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Cloning note titles by notebook

Note: Beyond the free trial, this feature available only on Professional and above plans.

3 Easy Steps
  1. Create a notebook named "TaskClone" if one is not already created.
  2. Place a note in the "TaskClone" notebook.
  3. Sync/Save Changes.  Most Evernote apps now sync automatically.

When you sync Evernote > TaskClone is notified of the note, clones the note title and sends it to your task app in less than 2 minutes.   Your task app is responsible for converting titles into tasks which can take from 0-5 minutes. 

When TaskClone is finished > the tag "cloned" is added to the note so you know the title was sent as a task. 

Important! Do not edit the note until Evernote syncs again and you see the "cloned" tag or you risk creating a conflicting modification because TaskClone is editing the note to add the "cloned" tag at the same time you are editing.

Cloning note titles by tag

Note: Beyond the free trial, this feature available only on Professional and above plans.

3 Easy Steps
  1. Create or find a note anywhere in your Evernote account
  2. Add the tag "noteclone".  This tag will be created in Evernote the first time you use it.  Note:  Please do not add this tag in TaskClone settings as it is an embedded tag and is automatically recognized.
  3. Sync/Save Changes.  Evernote mobile apps sync automatically.

When you sync Evernote > TaskClone is notified of the note, clones the note title and sends it to your "default" task app in less than 2 minutes.   Your task app is responsible for converting titles into tasks which can take from 0-5 minutes. If you want to send the title to a destination different than your default, please see these instructions.

When TaskClone is finished > the "noteclone" tag is removed and the tag "cloned" is added so you know the title was sent as a task. 

Important! Do not edit the note until Evernote syncs again and you see the "cloned" tag or you risk creating a conflicting modification because TaskClone is editing the note to add the "cloned" tag at the same time you are editing.