Going from Premium back to Basic

[marylea 0]

I just got charged $70 for the annual cost to use Evernote Premium. I would like to drop back to Basic but before I do I wondered if there is a way to learn what my current note sizes are because I read that Basic has a 25MB note size limit. I understand they limit the uploads each month but I don't think that will be a problem. I'd like to analyze my current note size though so they don't get truncated if I change to Basic and the note size is considered too large. 

 

Does anyone know how I could check on this?

 

Thanks.

 

-marylea

[DTLow 5,736]

Know that no notes will get truncated.
You will still have access to your oversize notes, but will not be able to edit them.

To view your note size is platform dependent.
On my Mac, I use top list view and have a size column displayed
On my iPad, I see the note size in Note Information

[gazumped 11,663]

...and beware that the monthly upoad limit is 60MB which is (IME) easy to exceed if you're using Evernote more than occasionally.  Going over that limit will freeze your account - least it did last time I got it wrong,  which was a while ago.  They've -allegedly- improved warning notices since!

Set up a Local Notebook (which doesn't use up your upload allowance) so you can dump new notes there if you approach your limit during the month.