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The Mail app is filled with helpful tools for your everyday life. And now you can even use it to save an email as a PDF on iPhone or iPad, without using your Mac. It only takes a few moments but it can save you a lot of time and problems. Here's how you can do it.
How to save an email as a PDF on iPhone and iPad
- Open the Mail app on your iPhone or iPad
- Tap an email message that you want to save as a PDF.
Choose the action button. The action button looks like a reply arrow (it's also used to reply to or forward email messages).
Source: iMore- Scroll down, then tap Print to open the printer options.
Pinch open the thumbnail image of the first page of your email.
Source: iMore- Tap the Share button in the upper right corner of the screen.
Select the app you want to save or share your PDF-converted email to. In the example, the PDF gets saved in iCloud.
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See? Thanks to the Mail app, it's easier than ever to save an email as a PDF on iPhone and iPad. And thanks to the in-app sharing feature in the Mail app, you can do a number of things with your new PDF. You can send it to a nearby person using Dropbox, save it to your Notes app, copy it to Books, and more. A lot of third-party apps support the sharing and storing of PDF emails, too, like DropBox, Messenger, and Slack. The world is your oyster. Now go out there and turn some emails into PDFs.
Any questions?
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Updated October 2020: Updated for iOS 14 and iPadOS 14.
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