Evernote Account Limits in Perspective
~ 3 min read. Published 10 Mar 2014Evernote seems to be great tool for note taking and keeping pretty much everything you want organized. I used to use a wiki but recently I decided to give Evernote a second or third or fourth try. I am not sure what the number here is but this is the first time it actually clicked with me and I think I am actually going to use it instead of my wiki and switch to it completely. They just didn't have the the ecosystem in place when I tried it the first X times. Now they cover almost every platform and the support on the desktop is just great!
There are some limitations for every account be it a free account or premium or even business account. When I first thought about the limitations I thought - that sucks... But then I thought - hey, let's put this in perspective and see how "real" these limitations are.
So the limits are:
| Number of notes | 100,000 | If you crete X notes daily and never delete single note then:</p>
So, after putting it into a bit of perspective – it doesn't look that bad, right :) Besides, even in 10 years I bet the computational power would jump to such a level that the limit would be raised to 1 million notes and then it would be impractical to hit the limit in a lifetime (of course we need to take into the account the fact</td> </tr> |
| Tags | 100,000 | There are many speculations but many linguistic experts agree that an average adult has a vocabulary size of 20,000 to 35,000 words. Including the most obscure ones that you can think of. So I would say you are pretty much safe here as you are going to run of any meaningful means of managing the tags before you run out of quota |
| Tags per note | 100 | That's a lot for every give post. And this limit is not even interesting that much. |