MSG to PDF guide
Convert MSG to PDF with Attachments
Yes. You can convert saved Outlook MSG files to PDF and keep access to their attachments. The email message becomes a PDF, while attachments can be saved separately alongside the converted output.
Keep the email and its files together
MSG to PDF Converter is a Windows desktop app for local MSG conversion. Microsoft Outlook does not need to be installed, and your MSG files are processed on your PC.
The converter turns the message body into a PDF. Attachments are listed in the PDF and can be saved separately, so you do not lose access to the original files that came with the message.
Simple workflow
Select MSG files, multiple files, or a folder of MSG messages. Convert the emails to PDF locally on Windows. Save attachments separately alongside the output according to the app workflow.
Why save attachments separately?
Separate attachment saving keeps the original file intact. A spreadsheet, image, archive, or document can still be opened in its native application instead of being treated as if every file format belongs inside a PDF page.
Batch convert MSG files with attachments
For archive work, legal review, handover folders, or saved Outlook exports, you can run more than one MSG file at a time. MSG to PDF Converter supports selected files, folders, and subfolders, with local PDF creation and separately saved attachments where supported.
What this does not do
This page is about converting the email message to PDF while keeping attachments available separately. It does not promise that attachments are merged into the generated PDF, converted into PDF automatically, processed with OCR, uploaded to cloud storage, or handled through an Outlook integration.
Need a focused walkthrough? See batch convert MSG files to PDF, convert MSG to PDF without Outlook, or the main MSG to PDF Converter page.