Convert emails to court-ready PDF — without uploading them anywhere
Drop in .eml, .msg (Outlook) or .mbox (Gmail Takeout, Thunderbird, Apple Mail) files. Get clean PDFs with full headers — From, To, Cc, Date, Message-ID — plus an attachment manifest. Everything runs locally in your browser. Your emails never touch a server, which matters when they're evidence.
Drop email files here or click to choose
.eml · .msg · .mbox — a single mbox can hold a whole mailbox
Free for small jobs. $19 once for the full toolkit.
Free
- Up to 5 emails per batch
- One PDF per email, full headers
- 100% local — no upload, no signup
Full version — $19 one-time
- 1,000 email conversions (no subscription)
- Unlimited batch size, whole-mailbox MBOX jobs
- Merged exhibit PDF in date order
- Bates numbering with your prefix
- SHA-256 integrity manifest page
- Attachment extraction to ZIP
Common questions
Are the PDFs acceptable for court filings?
The PDFs preserve the complete header block (From, To, Cc, Date, Message-ID), the message body, and a manifest of attachments — the elements opposing counsel and courts look for when authenticating email evidence. The full version adds Bates numbering and a SHA-256 integrity manifest documenting that each PDF is the unaltered output of conversion. Admissibility is always case- and jurisdiction-specific; this tool prepares the documents, your attorney makes the call. CourtMail is software, not legal advice.
Do my emails get uploaded?
No. Parsing and PDF generation run entirely in your browser using WebAssembly-era JavaScript. You can load this page, disconnect from the internet, and convert offline. There is no server that ever sees your files — by design, because lease disputes, HR complaints and custody cases shouldn't sit in a stranger's cloud for 24 hours like upload-based converters retain them.
How do I get my emails as files in the first place?
Gmail: Google Takeout exports your whole mailbox as one .mbox file. Outlook (desktop): drag messages from the message list to your desktop to get .msg files. Apple Mail: select messages, File → Save As, or export a mailbox as .mbox. Thunderbird: right-click a folder → ImportExportTools. Drop any of those straight into the tool above.
What does "1,000 conversions" mean?
Each email converted counts as one credit, whether it arrives as a single .eml or as one message inside a 2 GB mbox. 1,000 covers a typical contested-matter email production several times over. Credits never expire.