Foxit PDF Editor Cloud for Microsoft Outlook

Transform your email workflow with the Foxit PDF Editor Cloud add-in for Microsoft Outlook.

This all-in-one digital document solution allows you to effortlessly convert, combine, and append emails to PDFs, or share files as links, all without leaving your Outlook interface.

Key Features

These features are available to users with a Foxit PDF Editor Cloud, Foxit PDF Editor only, or Foxit PDF Editor+ subscription:

• Send Foxit files as links in emails: Share files such as presentations, reports, legal documents, technical manuals, and more as links directly from your email. This allows for collaboration within a 30MB file size limit, bypassing restrictions many email services impose on attachment sizes limits.
• Convert emails to PDFs: Streamline your management and archival process by easily converting any email or even all emails in a specific Outlook folder into a comprehensive PDF file, making it easier to archive and review correspondences.
• Append emails to existing PDFs: Add the content of emails to your existing PDF documents, simplifying document compilation and archival processes.
• Support for OneDrive and Foxit Cloud Documents: Access and save PDFs from Microsoft OneDrive, Foxit Cloud Documents, or your computer.
• Open and view results in PDF Editor Cloud: After converting and appending emails to PDFs, view the results directly in PDF Editor Cloud.

Note: Recipients can access shared links and participate in collaborations without a subscription.

Get Access to this Add-in

For individuals: Subscribe today or get started with a free trial : PDF Software Online Store | Foxit Software

For organizations: Contact your organization's administrator to assign a Foxit PDF Editor Cloud, Foxit PDF Editor only, or Foxit PDF Editor+ license.

Supported Languages

English

Note: The Foxit PDF Editor Cloud add-in for Microsoft Outlook enhances productivity and collaboration capabilities, making it easier to manage, share, and collaborate on important documents. Only subscribed and logged-in users can initiate collaborations. Recipients can access shared links and participate in collaborations without a subscription.