EML to JPG

Aspose.Email Apps offers a web application that is designed to transform email messages into .jpg images. The application produces an instant result in seconds. This is an ideal way to visualize email content without opening a mail client. Save your time for more important tasks as the converter does everything for you. You don't need to write a single line of code or install any software on your device. Download the processed file with one or more static images which you can view, share, print, or archive easily.

Working Principles

This .eml to .jpg converter is a web-based service which can be accessed from any device. It runs on cloud-based infrastructure. It performs rendering, formatting, and output packaging automatically. You don’t need to install anything or configure any SDKs.

EML is a standard email format used by Outlook, Thunderbird, and others. The converter reads the structure of an .eml file, including its headers, plain text or HTML body, and embedded resources like images or styling. The converter maintains fonts, colors, tables, and inline graphics while rendering an email in HTML format as it would appear in an email application. After the visual representation is ready, it is saved in the JPG format as a raster image. This final image preserves the integrity of the text, and looks exactly like the original message. It can be viewed on almost any device, and is difficult to change.

The app is optimized for performance, and most transformations finish in under a second for items up to 1MB. If you want to process more, you need to log in to be able to convert files up to 5MB per request. You can increase the size limit with a low-cost plan. We also offer exclusive upload options for those with special file size needs.

With our app, you don't have to worry about data privacy. All files are stored in encrypted cloud storage, and deleted automatically within 24 hours. Your files are never shared with third parties.

You can upload multiple files at once. They will be packaged into a .zip archive containing individual .jpg images for each message.

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