How to Convert Outlook Email to PDF using PDF.co and Make

Step 1: Log in to Make Account

First, let’s start by logging into your Make account and clicking on the Create a new scenario button.

Step 2: Microsoft 365 Email Module

Next, search and select the Microsoft 365 Email module.

Step 3: Watch Messages Trigger

Then, choose the Watch Messages module to trigger when a new message is sent or received.

Step 4: Microsoft 365 Email Configuration

Let’s set up the configuration.

• First, connect your Microsoft Outlook account to Make.
• In the Watch Messages field, let’s select the All option so we can see all messages in the Outlook email.
• For the Mail Folder field, enter the type of folder where you want to get the email.
• In the Search field, input the email subject message.
• For the Limit field, enter the number of results to be worked with during the execution cycle.

Step 5: Choose Where to Start

In the Choose where to start field, select the option below where you’d like to get the email.

After setting up the configuration, run the scenario to fetch the email message.

Step 6: Add PDF.co Module

Let’s add another module and select the PDF.co app.

Step 7: Make an API Call Module

Next, select the Make an API Call so we can use the HTML to PDF API endpoint.

Step 8: Setup PDF.co Configuration

Let’s set up the PDF.co configuration.

• First, connect your PDF.co account to Make by adding the API Key. You can get the API key in your PDF.co dashboard.
• For the PDF.co API Endpoint field, enter the v1/pdf/convert/from/html endpoint. This API endpoint will convert HTML into a full-featured PDF.
• We will set up the Body param. For Item 1, enter html as the key and select the Body Content from the Outlook Email.
• For Item 2, type name as the key and enter your desired generated PDF file name.

Once you are done setting up, run the scenario to see the result.

Step 9: Run Scenario Result

Great! The scenario runs successfully and returned a temporary URL, copy the URL and paste it into your browser to view the output.

Step 10: Generated PDF Output

Here’s the generated PDF from the Outlook email.