Microsoft OneNote is a free note-taking app. You can use it to take all kinds of notes, including text notes, audio memos, images, web clips, and more.

With OneNote, you must choose which notebooks to keep locally on your computer, otherwise, they won't be included in search results. You can use OneDrive to store notes, too.

Microsoft OneNote can search your notes for keywords, but the notes must be stored locally on your device for the search to work. It doesn't search everything in OneDrive.

One great feature in OneNote is called Immersive Reading. It allows you to listen to any page being read aloud.

You can record and playback audio memos using OneNote.

Another excellent feature in OneNote is the ability to right-click on an image that contains text and extract it into text that you can paste into your notes.

Notebooks and notes created in OneNote are saved in OneDrive by default, and to manage or delete notebooks from the Web app, you have to go to OneDrive to find them. You can manage them from the OneNote Web app.

When moving a page (i.e., note) from one section to another, the Web app warns you that attributes such as version history and conflict information will be lost.