Convert an Outlook .msg email into a multi‑page TIFF image that preserves the exact on‑screen layout of the message. The converter renders every page of the email as a separate frame inside a single TIFF file, making it ideal for archival or print workflows that require one file per message. It works well for messages with HTML or plain‑text bodies, while messages that rely on RTF‑only formatting or embedded OLE objects fall outside the image capture scope.

Exact on‑screen layout rendered as raster pages

The converter reads the Outlook .msg file, parses its MAPI structure and reproduces the email exactly as it appears in Outlook. Each rendered page becomes a separate frame in a single multi‑page TIFF, preserving line breaks, spacing and graphics for a faithful visual snapshot viewable in any TIFF viewer.

Headers and body content captured

Standard headers – From, To, Cc (if present), Subject and Sent Date – are placed at the top of the first page and become part of the image, giving a self‑describing snapshot. The body is rendered from HTML when available, keeping paragraphs, headings, lists, styles, colors and tables; plain‑text bodies retain original line breaks and spacing.

Inline images embedded directly

Images embedded in the message body (cid: attachments) are placed in the TIFF at the exact location they appear in Outlook, producing a complete visual copy that includes logos, screenshots and other graphics. External images referenced by URL are fetched at render time and rasterized, ensuring typical messages are captured faithfully.

Supported scripts and font handling

Text is rasterized using the fonts available in the conversion environment. Western Latin scripts render cleanly, while CJK, Hebrew, Arabic and other non‑Latin scripts use the closest matching substitute fonts, reproducing the appearance of most multilingual content with readable fidelity.

Limits and scope

File size per conversion: The tool processes one .msg file at a time; the maximum file size depends on the account tier, with larger limits for signed‑in users.
Retention period: Uploaded .msg files and generated .tiff files are automatically deleted from the server after 24 hours.
Batch handling: Multiple .msg files can be submitted together, producing a zip archive that contains one .tiff per message.

How to convert MSG to TIFF

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 TIFF files will be available instantly after conversion.

STEP 4

Feedback

Check conversion results and send us your feedback.

FAQ

Are the email headers (From, To, Subject, Date) included in the generated TIFF?

Yes, the converter places the standard headers at the top of the first page of the TIFF, making the image self‑describing.

Do inline images embedded in the .msg appear in the TIFF output?

Inline images referenced by cid: are rendered at their exact locations in the TIFF, preserving the visual content of the original message.

What happens to file attachments that are not inline?

Attachments that are separate files (e.g., PDFs, Word documents) are not rendered into the TIFF; they must be saved from the original .msg file separately.

What are the file‑size limits and can I convert multiple .msg files at once?

A single .msg file is processed per request. The maximum size depends on whether you are signed in and your account tier. You may submit several .msg files together; the service returns a ZIP containing one TIFF per message.

How long are uploaded .msg files and generated TIFFs kept on the server?

All source and output files are automatically deleted from the server 24 hours after the conversion completes.

MSG to TIFF

Produces a single multi‑page TIFF where each rendered page of the Outlook message is stored as a separate frame within one file.