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This tool converts one or many .eml email files into a single Microsoft Outlook Unicode PST archive. All original headers, both HTML and plain‑text bodies, attachments and inline images are kept exactly as they appear in the source messages. The resulting PST contains every email in a single hard‑coded Inbox folder, because loose .eml files do not carry folder context.
All uploaded .eml files are placed into a single PST that contains one hard‑coded “Inbox” subfolder at the root. Because loose .eml files lack folder hierarchy, the converter keeps every message together in this Inbox, providing a flat view that Outlook can open directly.
Standard headers—From, To, Cc, Bcc, Subject, Date—are copied exactly, so Outlook displays the same routing information and timestamps. When an email includes both HTML and plain‑text bodies, both versions are stored; Outlook chooses the view based on its own settings, preserving rich formatting and plain‑text fallback.
Binary attachments are transferred unchanged with their original filenames and byte‑for‑byte content, so PDFs, images, Office documents, etc., open as they did in the source email. Inline images are embedded as Outlook objects linked to the message body, rendering inline in the reading pane.
The PST is written in the modern Unicode format, allowing header and body text in any script—CJK, Arabic, Cyrillic, Hebrew, and others—to be stored verbatim. No text is rasterised, so multilingual content appears correctly when the PST is opened in Outlook.
Click inside the file drop area to upload your files or drag & drop them.
Click on the "Convert" button. Your files will be uploaded and converted immediately.
Download link of converted PST files will be available instantly after conversion.
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Yes, binary attachments are transferred with their original filenames and byte‑for‑byte content, so they open exactly as they did in the source .eml files.
Yes, the Bcc address from the source email is preserved as a real Bcc recipient on the corresponding Outlook item.
Inline images are stored as embedded items linked to the message body, and Outlook renders them inline in the reading pane.
The maximum total size of the uploaded .eml files is limited by the upload‑size cap of your account tier; anonymous users have the smallest cap, a free account raises it, and higher‑tier plans allow larger batches.
The generated output.pst file can be downloaded for 24 hours after the conversion completes; the link expires thereafter.