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Convert MBOX to XPS lets you turn each email in an MBOX archive into a separate fixed‑layout XPS page that includes full headers and any inline images. The converter streams messages one at a time, so even large archives of many small emails are handled without excessive memory use. It outputs a ZIP containing one .xps file per message; it does not extract or embed non‑inline attachments. Scope: renders message bodies and inline images only, while other attachments remain unchanged.
For every email the converter extracts the envelope details—From, To, Cc (when present), Subject, and Date—and places them as a distinct header block at the top of the first XPS page. This provides an immediate visual reference to who sent the message, who received it, and when it was created, without needing external metadata.
The HTML or plain‑text body of each message is reproduced with its original formatting: paragraphs, headings, lists, tables, bold/italic/underline styling, font families, sizes, colours, and pagination. Inline images that are part of the message’s multipart content are embedded directly where they appear, creating a self‑contained XPS page that does not rely on external resources.
The tool processes the MBOX archive sequentially, extracting each message and generating an individual fixed‑layout XPS file. All resulting .xps files are then bundled into a single ZIP archive, preserving the original order of messages. This keeps memory usage low and works efficiently for archives containing many small emails, delivering an organized downloadable package.
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Click on the "Convert" button. Your files will be uploaded and converted immediately.
Download link of converted XPS files will be available instantly after conversion.
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Yes, each XPS file begins with a header block that shows the message’s From, To, Cc (if present), Subject, and Date on the first page.
Yes, images that are embedded in the email’s multipart content are placed directly on the page where they occur, making the XPS file self‑contained.
The converter reproduces the body with its original HTML or plain‑text formatting, including paragraphs, headings, lists, bold/italic/underline styling, font families, sizes, colours, and tables, laid out across fixed‑layout XPS pages.
The maximum archive size and the number of messages that can be converted in one batch depend on your account tier; anonymous users have lower limits, free Aspose accounts raise both caps, and higher‑tier plans increase them further.
All uploaded archives and their resulting XPS files are automatically deleted from the server 24 hours after the conversion completes.