Kazuya Mishima
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An error occurred while saving the comment For anyone who needs to export Proton Mail emails to PDF right now, one workaround is to export the emails from Proton Mail as EML files and then convert those EML files to PDF.
Kernel Email to PDF Converter supports EML and MBOX files and can convert multiple emails to PDF while preserving email details such as sender, recipient, subject, body, and attachments.
It would still be great to see Proton Mail add a native bulk “Export to PDF” option, especially for users who need to archive large numbers of emails.
Learn More: https://www.nucleustechnologies.com/email-to-pdf-converter/
Solid criteria list. A few additions worth weighing:
Scheduling — off-peak jobs avoid throttling. Pause/resume — large jobs stall, and restarting from scratch wastes hours. Incremental/delta runs — catch mail that arrived after the first pass without duplicating. Platform breadth — file-based sources (PST, OST, EML, MSG) and IMAP-to-IMAP are different paths; confirm both are covered.
Kernel Email Migrator handles bulk migration, auto and CSV mailbox mapping, scheduling, incremental runs, date/folder filters, pause/resume and CSV-exportable reports. It covers PST/OST/EML/MSG to Office 365 and IMAP-to-IMAP. Note: contacts and calendars migrate during PST/OST jobs, but IMAP-to-IMAP moves emails, attachments and folders only — worth checking against your source type.
https://www.nucleustechnologies.com/email-migrator/