Inspect before export
See how many messages were found, which files produced warnings and which content falls outside the supported scope. An unreadable file is reported instead of quietly disappearing.
Saved email → readable documents
Your email archive.
A packet you can use.
Turn EML files or an MBOX archive into a searchable, chronological PDF, individual message PDFs and an attachment inventory. Review every warning before you export.
Try the first 3 messages free.US$9 onceFull batch export access. No subscription.
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Choose your saved mail
Add EML files or an MBOX archive
Your mail is processed here, in your browser.
Up to 500 messages · 50 MiB total input · 10 MiB per message.
English and Western Latin text. No PST, MSG or scanned-email OCR. Up to 1,000 estimated packet pages.
No files selected.
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Review the packet
Warnings to review
The export uses a consistent reading layout. Original email design, embedded forms, tracking images and unavailable content are not reproduced. Unsupported attachments stay listed; inspect the manifest for their exact treatment.
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Save a work file to move this project to another device. It contains your original mail; keep it private.
Your download is ready
From loose messages to a clear reading order.
Keep originals alongside
Your packet is a reading copy. Keep the saved mail and the manifest together. Attachment entries distinguish the original file from content rendered into a PDF.
Try the actual result
Export the first three messages free. Check long subjects, dates, readable text and attachment treatment before choosing the paid full-batch export.
Open an actual example packet.
Three fictional messages, one PDF agenda and one original-only notes file. The five-page reading PDF includes the index, three message pages and the agenda directly after its parent email. Search for “Revised planning notes” and compare the attachment treatments in the manifest.
All names and messages are synthetic. This is an output example, not a customer testimonial or a claim about your archive.
Practical notes for saved mail
Turn EML files and attachments into a readable PDF packet
What belongs in the PDF, what stays as an original, and what to inspect before sharing.
Export an MBOX archive to PDF without Outlook
Separate archive parsing from a normalized reading copy. Keep dates, messages and failures accounted for.
A practical checklist for reviewing an email PDF packet
Check message counts, dates, attachment coverage and omissions before you rely on the result.