Whether you’re on a PC, a Mac, in a browser, or on a mobile device, each version of OneNote lets you reliably access your cloud-connected notebooks to capture your thoughts and ideas.

As of October 14, 2025, OneNote for Windows 10 has officially reached End of Support (EOS). The app will now transition into a read-only mode, meaning you can continue to open and view …

OneNote LTSC 2024 helps you keep even better track of all your notes, research, plans, and information using these new features: new navigation that makes finding your notes easier, a …

If you're using both Windows versions of OneNote on the same PC, follow the steps in this article to specify which version should open by default.

When it detects multiple versions of OneNote, Windows may prompt you to select the version of OneNote that you want to use as the default app for opening future notebooks.

No matter what version of OneNote you use, you can download or import a copy of any of your OneNote notebooks to your PC or Mac—either as a backup or to upload its contents to …

New Windows 11 devices no longer include OneNote for Windows 10, and the upgraded OneNote on Windows app is usually included as part of Microsoft 365 or can be installed as the default …

The notebook you open in OneNote for the web is the same as the notebook you open in the OneNote desktop app, but some features work differently in the two environments.

With OneNote for the web, you can use your Web browser on your PC, Mac, or mobile device to create, open, view, edit, format, and share the OneNote notebooks that you store on OneDrive.

OneNote is a versatile digital notebook that allows you to capture thoughts, ideas, and to-dos, and sync them across all your devices. As part of the Office family, OneNote offers a familiar …