Overview
Notion and OneNote are both excellent tools, but they serve different needs. undefined
Key Differences
The main difference between Notion and OneNote comes down to focus and features. Notion offers a comprehensive solution while OneNote excels in specific areas.
OneNote Strengths
- Free with Microsoft account
- Excellent handwriting support
- Deep Microsoft integration
- Good for students
- Flexible canvas
OneNote Weaknesses
- No database features
- Less organized structure
- Syncing can be slow
- Not great for collaboration
- Interface feels dated
Pricing Comparison
OneNote pricing: undefined. No free tier available.
Who Is OneNote Best For?
Microsoft ecosystem users, students, handwritten notes
Our Verdict
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Why Choose Notion?
Offline Access
View and edit cached pages even without internet. Changes sync automatically when you're back online.
Custom Domains
Publish public pages with your own custom domain. Perfect for documentation sites, portfolios, and more.
Advanced Permissions
Control access at the workspace, page, or database level. Share with specific people, teams, or make content public.
Real-Time Collaboration
Work together with your team in real-time. See who's editing, leave comments, and @mention teammates.
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Who Should Choose Notion?
- You need an all-in-one workspace for notes, docs, and projects
- You want powerful databases and custom views
- Team collaboration is important to you
- You prefer a generous free tier
- You value flexibility and customization
Who Should Choose OneNote?
- You value free with microsoft account
- You value excellent handwriting support
- You value deep microsoft integration
- You value good for students
- You value flexible canvas