MSG to HTML: Open an Outlook Message in a Browser
Open an Outlook MSG file without Outlook, as one HTML page with its headers, message and pictures. Free, in your browser.
Drop a Outlook message (.msg) here
or use Open above. It stays on your computer.
How it works
Drop your Outlook message (.msg)
Drop a Outlook message (.msg) or click to choose one. It is read in your browser and shown as it will read.
Check the preview
The document appears beside it, with the HTML underneath.
Download the HTML
One self-contained HTML file with clean markup, readable in any browser, with no external files. Nothing is uploaded at any point.
MSG to HTML converter: free and online
Convert MSG to HTML in your browser: drop in a MSG file and download the HTML. The file is converted on your own device and never uploaded, so this msg to html converter is safe for private and confidential files.
MSG is the email format Microsoft Outlook saves messages in. HTML is the language web pages are written in.
Headings, paragraphs, lists and links carry across, and the text stays real, selectable text.
More conversions from MSG: MSG to PDF, MSG to Word, MSG to TXT.
Other conversions to HTML: Markdown to HTML, PDF to HTML, Word to HTML, EPUB to HTML, EML to HTML.
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Why it matters
What it reads
The sender, recipients, date and subject, the message body (HTML, rich text or plain), pictures in the message and the attachments' names.
What you get
One self-contained HTML file with clean markup, readable in any browser, with no external files.
Nothing uploaded
Your document never leaves this tab: it is read and written by your browser, so private reports, books and emails stay private.
Questions
Is my MSG file uploaded anywhere?
No. The msg to html conversion runs in your browser, on your own device. The file never leaves it.
How do I convert MSG to HTML?
Drop the file on this page, check the preview, and press Download HTML. The conversion runs in your browser in a second or two.
Are attachments included?
Their names, types and sizes are listed under the message. Pictures shown inside the message are kept in place.
Is my file uploaded?
No. Everything happens in your browser, so the file never reaches a server. It works offline once the page has loaded.