PDFelement - Edit, Annotate, Fill and Sign PDF Documents
Get from App Store
How to Convert MSG to PDF
The high compatibility and transferring capability make PDF format a hit among individuals who require making use of the format to save their documents. However, the need to convert MSG to PDF is increasingly becoming high among users. That's why we will introduce the best PDF software to you.
PDFelement has been created to bridge that gap of not having a professional tool to convert MSG to PDF. This desktop application comes with some great features, which will definitely reach your requirements.
How to Convert MSG Document to PDF
(Only available in Windows version)
Step 1. Upload MSG File
You have to install Mircosoft Outlook first on your computer. Then open PDFelement and click the "Create PDF" button on the Home window. Then browse and select the MSG file you want to open.
Step 2. Edit PDF (Optional)
The created PDF file will be opened in PDFelement automatically, you can now edit text, images, objects, etc, by clicking the "Edit" tab. Feel free to use each tool under this tab to modify your PDF document.
Step 3. Save PDF
After everything is done, you have to save the file on your computer. Go to the "File" tab and click "Save As" to save the PDF file. You have now successfully converted your MSG file to PDF.
PDFelement has other functionalities highlighted below:
- It is used for PDF annotation, the addition of watermarks, comments, sticky notes, drawing of lines or shapes, adding of dates, or page numbering.
- You can also extract some pages or a specific portion of the documents and convert them into PDF format.
- This also makes it possible for PDF files of different kinds of languages to be edited or text searched using the application.
- PDF files can also be converted to numerous formats such as EPUB, TIFF, GIF, PNG, JPEG, BMP, and also Office document.
Free Download or Buy PDFelement right now!
Free Download or Buy PDFelement right now!
Buy PDFelement right now!
Buy PDFelement right now!
Elise Williams
chief Editor