Mail File Reader

Mail File Reader lets you open, read and manage common email file formats directly on your iPhone or iPad. Open EML, MSG, OFT and Outlook TNEF (winmail.dat) files without Microsoft Outlook or an online file-conversion service. Your mail stays on your device Supported email files and attachments are processed locally on your iPhone or iPad. Mail File Reader does not upload your mail files, message content or attachments to external servers for parsing or conversion, and no account is required. Key features • Support for EML, MSG, OFT and TNEF (winmail.dat) files • No Microsoft Outlook required • Local processing — no cloud conversion required • No account required • Rendered message view • Plain Text view • Full message Headers view • Search within the current message • Attachment preview, opening and sharing • Inline-image handling • Printing • Persistent History • Reopen previously viewed messages directly from History • Editable History — select one, multiple or clear all entries • Editable Messages list — select one, multiple or delete all • Compact, expandable To and Cc recipient lists • System, Light and Dark appearance options • Designed for both iPhone and iPad History that saves time Previously opened messages remain available in History after Mail File Reader is closed, making it easy to return to important messages without repeatedly browsing through folders to locate the original file. History is fully manageable. Removing an entry from Mail File Reader does not delete the original source file stored outside the app. Read the message your way Switch between the rendered message, plain-text content and full technical headers depending on what you need to inspect. Mail File Reader distinguishes regular attachments from inline content such as signatures and embedded message images, helping keep message content and attachments organized. Privacy & local processing Mail File Reader processes supported email files and attachments locally on your device. Your mail files, message content and attachments are not uploaded to external servers for parsing or conversion. When you choose to Share, Print or open content in another app, that action is initiated by you using the standard iOS or iPadOS system features.