EML to MJML Converter
Rebuild an exported .eml message from Gmail, Yahoo, or Outlook as clean, editable MJML.
Compile MJML markup into clean, table-based, email-client-ready HTML — in your browser, with no build step. This page documents what the converter does, how to use it, and how it fits into the wider Email Studio toolset.
The converter takes structured MJML — sections, columns, text, images, buttons — and compiles it into the inline-styled, table-based HTML that email clients expect.
<mjml> <mj-body> <mj-section> <mj-column> <mj-text>Hello, world</mj-text> <mj-button href="#">Shop Now</mj-button> </mj-column> </mj-section> </mj-body> </mjml>
No account or install needed to run a conversion.
Paste MJML markup directly, or import an existing .mjml file from Email Studio or another editor.
Run the conversion to compile your markup into responsive, table-based HTML.
Check the rendered output before it goes anywhere near a send list.
Download the compiled HTML, or push it straight to your ESP, CRM, or HubSpot Design Manager.
Documented advantages carried over from the underlying MJML editor this converter was built alongside.
Every style declared in your MJML document is applied faithfully in the compiled HTML output.
Build and convert custom components, custom layouts, and custom sections alongside standard MJML tags.
Existing MJML templates can be edited before conversion, so tweaks don't require rebuilding from scratch.
Import an MJML template into the workflow and customize it before generating final HTML.
This tool is one piece of Email Studio, a WYSIWYG MJML editor built on top of the MJML framework.
Email Studio pairs the reliable, cross-client HTML that MJML compiles down to with a drag-and-drop visual canvas — so sections, columns, text blocks, and images can be arranged and previewed in real time, without recompiling code to check a padding value.
Because the whole editor is built around MJML, anything designed visually can be exported the same way this converter works: clean MJML in, responsive HTML out.
Yes — paste or import MJML and it compiles to HTML on the spot, with no desktop install required.
The compiled HTML follows MJML's table-based, inline-styled structure, built for consistent rendering across Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, and other major clients.
Yes — custom components, layouts, and sections can be built or imported and edited ahead of conversion.
The underlying tooling is built on MJML, vanilla JS, jQuery, and PHP, and is designed to be integrated into other frameworks and platforms.
Two write-ups from the team on how the MJML editor and Email Studio came together.
Open the converter directly, or launch the full Web Email Manager to build, edit, and export in one place.