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NotebookLM to EndNote: source lists as RIS

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Short answer

EndNote imports RIS. Build a bibliography from a notebook's sources with NotebookLM Ultra Exporter, export RIS, and import it into EndNote with the Reference Manager (RIS) filter.

Quick facts

ItemDetail
DestinationEndNote
Formats to exportRIS
PlanFree + Pro
DirectionOne-way, from NotebookLM to EndNote. Each export is a snapshot.

Steps

  1. Install NotebookLM Ultra Exporter in desktop Chrome, then refresh any open NotebookLM (Gemini Notebook) tab.
  2. In NotebookLM, export the content in a format EndNote accepts (see the table below).
  3. In EndNote choose File, Import, File.
  4. Select the .ris file and set Import Option to Reference Manager (RIS).
  5. Open the downloaded file and check it before you rely on it or share it.

What to export for EndNote

NotebookLM contentFormatGuide
Source bibliographyRISHow to export

Good to know

RIS is the reliable route for EndNote. BibTeX needs an extra import filter.

The extension creates files on your computer. It does not sign in to EndNote, and nothing is sent to EndNote until you import the file yourself.

Free or Pro?

The basics are free; the advanced options listed on this page need Ultra Exporter Pro. Pro covers the extension only; it does not include a Google subscription or raise NotebookLM's own limits. Current prices are on the pricing page.

Frequently asked questions

Does NotebookLM have a built-in EndNote integration?

No. Gemini Notebook has no built-in connection to EndNote. The working route is a file: export from NotebookLM in a format EndNote reads (RIS), then import or open it there.

Why are some fields empty in EndNote?

NotebookLM exposes titles and links but not authors or dates, so those fields must be completed by hand or with EndNote Find Reference Updates.

Does my content pass through a server on its way to EndNote?

No. Files are converted in your browser and saved to your downloads folder. You move them into the other app yourself.

Export NotebookLM sources to RIS

How to export NotebookLM sources to RIS. You get RIS records for the selected sources, the exchange format EndNote, Mendeley and Zotero import.

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NotebookLM to Paperpile: source lists as BibTeX or RIS

Paperpile imports BibTeX and RIS files. Export a notebook's source bibliography with NotebookLM Ultra Exporter and upload the file to Paperpile.

NotebookLM to JabRef: BibTeX libraries

JabRef works directly with .bib files. Export a notebook's source bibliography as BibTeX with NotebookLM Ultra Exporter and open or import it in JabRef.

NotebookLM to Zotero: source lists as BibTeX or RIS

NotebookLM does not connect to Zotero, but NotebookLM Ultra Exporter builds a bibliography from the sources in a notebook and outputs BibTeX or RIS, which.

NotebookLM to Mendeley: source lists as RIS or BibTeX

Mendeley imports RIS and BibTeX. Build a bibliography from a notebook's sources with NotebookLM Ultra Exporter, export RIS or BibTeX, and import the file.

NotebookLM to XMind: editable mind maps

Yes. Export a NotebookLM mind map as FreeMind (.mm), OPML or Markdown with NotebookLM Ultra Exporter, all free with no daily quota, then use File, Import in.

NotebookLM to MindNode: mind maps on Mac and iPad

MindNode imports FreeMind, OPML and Markdown files. Export a NotebookLM mind map in one of those formats with NotebookLM Ultra Exporter, which is free, and.

NotebookLM to Freeplane and FreeMind: open the .mm file directly

Freeplane and FreeMind open .mm files natively. Export a NotebookLM mind map as FreeMind with NotebookLM Ultra Exporter, which is free, and open the file; no.