Convert EML email files into PDF documents while preserving email formatting, attachments, sender information, and message content for easier storage and sharing.
Convert EML email files into PDF documents while preserving email formatting, attachments, sender information, and message content for easier storage and sharing.
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EML files can contain a wide range of MIME structures. Here's what this tool parses and how each part is represented in the output PDF.
| EML Part | Handling | In PDF Output |
|---|---|---|
| From / To / CC | RFC 2047 decoded | Styled header block at top of first page with accent rule |
| Subject | RFC 2047 decoded, UTF-8 | Large bold heading below header block |
| Date | Parsed to readable format | Date row in header block; optionally also in filename |
| text/plain body | Quoted-printable / base64 decoded | Body text, word-wrapped to page width |
| text/html body | Tags stripped or preserved | Plain text extraction or preserved formatting per setting |
| Attachments | Filename & MIME type listed | Attachment manifest table in PDF footer section |
| Message-ID | Extracted from headers | Shown in header block when Date option is enabled |
An EML file is a plain-text email stored in RFC 2822 format — the same format used by Outlook, Thunderbird, Apple Mail, and nearly every other email client when exporting individual messages. It contains the full email: all headers (From, To, CC, BCC, Subject, Date, Message-ID), the body (in plain text and/or HTML), and metadata about any attachments. Converting EML to PDF makes emails shareable, archivable, and printable in a universally readable format.
JPG2Go's EML to PDF converter reads the file entirely in your browser, parses the MIME structure to extract headers and body parts, decodes any quoted-printable or base64 encoded sections, and lays out the result as a formatted PDF — with a styled header block, the full message body, and an attachment manifest if the email carried files. No data leaves your device at any point.
The tool handles multi-part MIME messages (text/plain + text/html), quoted-printable encoding, base64-encoded headers, non-ASCII character sets via the browser's built-in TextDecoder, and both .eml and .msg file extensions. The live preview panel shows exactly how the parsed content will appear before conversion, so you can verify the output and adjust settings before building the PDF.
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