MSG to SVG

Scalable vector graphic reproducing the email’s layout—headers, body text and inline images—as crisp, resolution‑independent shapes.

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Convert an Outlook .msg file into a scalable vector graphic (SVG) that reproduces the email’s layout, text and inline images as crisp, resolution‑independent shapes. The tool renders the visible header block and body exactly as Outlook displays them, so you get a faithful, zoom‑able picture of the message. It handles single or batch uploads, returning one SVG per message or a ZIP archive for many files; attached files outside the body are not included in the SVG, which is focused on visual preview only.

Full‑layout rendering of headers and body

The converter reads the Outlook .msg file as a MAPI message and reproduces the exact visual layout that Outlook shows, including the Subject line, From/To/Cc fields and the sent date at the top, followed by the email body.

If the message contains an HTML body, all formatting elements—paragraphs, headings, lists, bold/italic emphasis, font choices, colours and tables—are drawn as vector shapes and text so the SVG mirrors the original appearance; plain‑text bodies are rendered as clean, flowed text.

Inline images embedded in the vector output

Images that are embedded directly in the message body are placed in the SVG at the same position and size they occupy in Outlook, creating a self‑contained preview that does not require the original .msg to display.

Remote images referenced by URLs are fetched during rendering, so typical newsletter or signature pictures appear in the output; for messages that rely on many external images hosted on slow servers, pre‑caching those images in Outlook before conversion yields the most faithful result.

Resolution‑independent sharpness

Because the output is a scalable vector graphic, every text edge and shape remains razor‑sharp at any zoom level, making the file ideal for embedding in web pages, slides or design documents where scaling up or down is required.

The SVG provides a visual snapshot rather than an editable document, so it is suited for situations where a faithful, scalable picture of the email is needed.

Attachments and Outlook‑specific extras are excluded

Only the visible header block and body content are drawn; file attachments such as PDFs, Office documents or standalone images remain in the original .msg envelope and are not included in the SVG.

Outlook‑only interactive features like voting buttons, follow‑up flags or meeting‑request controls are not reproduced, ensuring the SVG contains exactly what a reader sees in the message body.

Batch processing and output packaging

A single .msg file yields one SVG; when several .msg files are uploaded together the converter creates an individual SVG for each and packages them into a single ZIP archive for convenient download.

Limits and scope

Retention
Converted files stay on the server for 24 hours before automatic removal.
File‑size limit
Each .msg file can be up to the size allowed by the visitor’s account tier, as shown on the pricing page.

How to convert MSG to SVG

STEP 1

Upload your file

Click inside the file drop area to upload your files or drag & drop them.

STEP 2

Convert

Click on the "Convert" button. Your files will be uploaded and converted immediately.

STEP 3

Download

Download link of converted SVG files will be available instantly after conversion.

STEP 4

Feedback

Check conversion results and send us your feedback.

FAQ

Does the SVG include images that are embedded in the email body?

Yes, pictures embedded directly in the message body are drawn into the SVG at the same position and size they have in Outlook.

Are email attachments such as PDFs or Word documents shown in the SVG?

No, file attachments remain in the original .msg envelope and are not rendered in the SVG; only the visible header block and body content are included.

Is the original HTML formatting (fonts, colours, tables) preserved in the SVG output?

Yes, when the .msg contains an HTML body, all formatting elements like paragraphs, headings, lists, font choices, colours and tables are rendered as vector shapes and text so the SVG mirrors the original appearance.

What are the file‑size and batch limits for converting MSG files?

The maximum size per MSG file and the number of files you can convert in one batch depend on your account tier; the exact limits are listed on the pricing page.

How long are uploaded files and converted SVGs kept on the server?

All source MSG files and generated SVG outputs are automatically removed from the server 24 hours after the conversion finishes.