Convert Email to HTML
This email to html converter will quickly change your copy/pasted email into HTML code. The email source can be from Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, or wherever.
It preserves all the formatting code like bold text, links, and, etc. - as well as outputting the basic HTML structure of the email.
This converter preserves images, as long encoded strings, so you will need to change image references if you plan on hosting this html online.
If you're just looking to convert plain text to HTML code then check out this text to HTML tool instead.
Email to HTML Converter
Paste your email content into the editor below (copy from Gmail, Outlook, or any email client) then convert it into clean HTML code. The tool will preserve formatting including bold, italics, links, lists, and more.
Paste email content and click "Convert to HTML" to see preview
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which email clients are supported?
The converter works with content from most any email client including Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo Mail, Apple Mail, Thunderbird, and webmail services. Simply copy the email content and paste it into the editor. The rich text editor automatically captures and preserves the formatting from whatever source you're copying from.
What formatting is preserved when converting email to HTML?
The tool preserves all standard email formatting including headings (H1-H6), bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, text colors, background colors, numbered lists, bullet lists, indentation, text alignment, hyperlinks, and images. This ensures your email's visual appearance is maintained in the HTML output.
What does "Clean HTML" do?
The "Clean HTML" option (enabled by default) removes unnecessary markup, classes, and attributes that the editor adds during processing. This produces cleaner, more readable HTML code without extra clutter. If you disable this option, the raw HTML with all original attributes will be preserved.
Should I enable "Preserve inline styles"?
Enable "Preserve inline styles" if you want to keep CSS styling attributes (colors, fonts, spacing) directly in the HTML tags. This is useful if you need the HTML to look exactly like the original email when displayed anywhere. Disable it if you prefer semantic HTML without styling, which is cleaner but won't preserve visual appearance without separate CSS.
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