Email to PDF
Convert email files (.eml, .msg) to PDF documents. Preserve formatting, inline images, clickable links, and embed attachments.
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Drag and drop an email file (.eml) to convert to PDF.
Designed for Trust and Speed
PDFRunway handles your documents locally, keeping data secure and processing lightning-fast.
Easy to Use
Simple 3-step processes designed for speed, clarity, and non-technical users.
Fast & Reliable
High-performance local compilation keeps processing fast, secure, and responsive.
100% Secure
Your documents never leave your browser. Zero uploads, 100% client-side privacy.
Works Anywhere
Access the full suite on any browser, system, desktop, or mobile device.
How to Use
Follow these three simple steps to process your file in seconds.
Upload Email File
Upload your .eml or .msg email file.
Configure Options
Set page size, date format, timezone, and choose which fields to include.
Convert and Download
Convert to PDF with embedded attachments and download the result.
About This Tool
Email to PDF converts your email files (.eml and .msg formats) into well-formatted PDF documents. The tool preserves the email header information, body content, inline images with CID replacement, clickable links, and embeds attachments directly into the PDF.
Customize output options including page size (A4, Letter, Legal), date formatting with timezone support, and whether to include CC/BCC fields and attachment information.
All conversion happens locally in your browser, ensuring your emails remain private and secure.
Use Cases
Legal Records
Archive important emails as PDF with embedded attachments for legal documentation.
Business Archives
Convert business correspondence to PDF for long-term record keeping.
Evidence Preservation
Save email evidence with inline images and attachments in a non-editable PDF format.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions? Find quick answers about this tool here.
Both .eml (RFC 822) and .msg (Microsoft Outlook) files are fully supported.
Yes! Attachments are embedded directly into the PDF file. You can extract them from the PDF using a compatible PDF reader.
Yes, inline images referenced via CID (Content-ID) are automatically converted to base64 data URIs and displayed in the PDF.
Yes, all HTML links (<a> tags) and URLs in plain text emails are converted to clickable links in the PDF.
Yes, HTML emails maintain their formatting as closely as possible, including styles, images, and links.