Microsoft Releases Springpad To OneNote Migration Tool, Releases OneNote Clipper As A Chrome Extension

Microsoft OneNote team today had couple of announcements. First, they are releasing OneNote clipper as a Google Chrome extension. Second one will be helpful to Springpad users since the service is going to end soon.  Springpad to OneNote migration tool will help these users to migrate their data to OneNote.

Try OneNote Clipper for Chrome now

To get started, open your Chrome browser and visit www.onenote.com/clipper. Click the purple Install to Chrome button, then click Add. Congratulations, now you’re all set to start clipping the web to OneNote.

If you have already installed the OneNote Clipper to your bookmark bar in Chrome, you can simply remove it and install the Chrome extension if you wish. The Chrome extension has all the functionality of the bookmarklet, so you won’t miss a beat. To clip, just browse to any webpage and click the OneNote Clipper button. For more details on the clipping experience, check out our original blog post.

Springpad to OneNote migration tool

To move your notes from Springpad to OneNote, follow these steps:

1. Go to Springpad and click Export Your Data. Enter your email, then click Begin My Export. Springpad will email you a link to download your .zip export file of your Springpad data.
2. Go to the Springpad to OneNote site, sign in with your Microsoft account, and then upload the .zip file you downloaded in Step 1.
3. We’ll import your Springpad notes into your default OneNote notebook. Each Springpad notebook becomes a section in your OneNote notebook, and each page becomes its own page in the section.
4. When the import is complete, we’ll send you a confirmation email, including a link to your OneNote notebook.

Read more at OneNote blog.