Aryson OST to PST Converter

EML (Email Message File):
Organisations can export their OST file to EML format to use it with email clients like Thunderbird, Windows Live Mail, and others. Each email is saved as an individual file.

Purpose:
EML files store individual emails in a text-based format. This is ideal for transferring emails to other email clients or for archiving messages outside of Outlook.

MSG (Outlook Mail Message):
You can convert your OST file into MSG format, which is compatible with Microsoft Outlook. This format saves each email as a separate message file.

Purpose:
MSG files store individual Outlook messages. This format is useful when you need to export a single email or group of emails, including attachments, for use in Outlook or other compatible email clients.

MBOX (Mail Box):
Users can export their OST file to MBOX format, which is supported by email clients like Thunderbird, Apple Mail, and others. This format stores all emails in a single file.

Purpose:
MBOX is a widely used email storage format. It is ideal for users who want to migrate their OST emails to non-Outlook email clients or archive their mailbox data in a single file.

CSV (Comma Separated Values):
Export your OST file contacts and data to CSV format, which is compatible with applications like Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, and other spreadsheet tools.

Purpose:
CSV format is ideal for exporting contacts and other data from OST files. It allows users to easily view, edit, and manage their data in spreadsheet applications or import it into other platforms.

VCF (vCard File):
Convert your OST file contacts into VCF format, which is widely supported by contact management applications like Google Contacts, Apple Contacts, and other platforms.

Purpose:
VCF is the standard format for storing and sharing contact information. It is ideal for users who want to migrate their Outlook contacts to other contact management applications or devices.

iCS (iCalendar File):
Export your OST file calendar events and appointments to ICS format, which is compatible with calendar applications like Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, and others.

Purpose:
The ICS format is the standard format for storing and sharing calendar data. It is perfect for users who want to migrate their Outlook calendar events to other calendar applications seamlessly.

DOCX (Microsoft Word Document):
Export your OST file emails and data to DOCX format, which is compatible with Microsoft Word and other word processing applications.

Purpose:
DOCX format is ideal for users who want to save and share their email content as Word documents. It is perfect for creating reports, documentation, or archives of important email communications.

PNG (Portable Network Graphics):
Export images from your OST file into PNG format, which supports high-quality images with transparent backgrounds for use across different platforms.

Purpose:
PNG format is ideal for saving high-quality images with transparency extracted from OST emails. It is perfect for users who need to archive or share visual content with superior image quality.

PDF (Portable Document Format):
Export emails, attachments, and entire mailbox data from your OST file as PDF documents, preserving text formatting, images, and layout in a universally readable format.

Purpose:
PDF is the go-to format for sharing or archiving email content in a fixed, print-ready layout. Ideal for legal documentation, compliance records, or sharing email threads with recipients regardless of their email client.

MD (Markdown):
Convert email content from your OST file into Markdown format, capturing plain text with lightweight formatting syntax such as headers, lists, and links.

Purpose:
Markdown is perfect for developers and technical users who need to migrate or repurpose email content into documentation, wikis, or version-controlled repositories like GitHub, where clean, readable plain text is preferred.

JSON (JavaScript Object Notation):
Export OST mailbox data — including email metadata, headers, body content, and folder structure — into structured JSON format for programmatic use.

Purpose:
JSON is the ideal format for developers and data analysts who need to process, query, or integrate OST email data into applications, databases, or automation pipelines. Its structured key-value format makes it machine-readable and easy to parse.

Mozilla Thunderbird (MBOX):
Migrate your OST file data directly into a Thunderbird-compatible MBOX format, allowing seamless import of emails, folders, contacts, and calendar data into the Thunderbird email client.

Purpose:
This format is designed for users switching from Microsoft Outlook to Mozilla Thunderbird. It ensures a smooth, loss-free transition of your entire mailbox — preserving folder hierarchy, message threads, and attachments — without needing an active Exchange server.