OVERALL RATINGS
INSTALLS
3
SUPPORT
- Partner Supported
TRUST SIGNALS
Key highlights of the appPreview .msg and .eml email attachments on the Confluence page: body, inline images and attached files available to download
.msg & .eml rendered on the page & in PDF export
Rendered on the page itself and carried into PDF export: subject, sender, recipients and date, the body with its formatting and inline images, and the files attached inside the email as tiles with per-item download.
Built for real-world email files
Handles bodies in HTML, plain text or Outlook RTF, inline images, emails attached inside emails. Where a file can't be fully displayed, a plain-English message says what happened and available fields still display.
Data read from your page, no external storage
The file is read directly from the page, parsed in the reader's browser and never written to external storage by the app. Each view re-renders the attachment itself, not an extract.
Supporting media
More details
Without this app, clicking a .msg on a Confluence page opens a pop-up showing plain text: no formatting, no inline images, and the files inside it listed by name, not openable. Clicking an .eml opens the raw source: a message from a modern mail client shows as headers, boundaries and encoded text, not as an email. Close the pop-up and the page shows only the filename; so does a PDF export.
With this app, the email is rendered directly on the Confluence page, with its formatting and inline images shown. Any files attached to the email display as tiles and can be downloaded via a link. The PDF page export now also carries the rendered email. The macro works for both .msg and .eml files.
For administrators: the app has no server, no storage of its own and no external destinations, and declares no outbound network access. The email is read from your own Confluence and rendered in the reader's browser, and the app does not keep a copy of it.
Resources
App documentation
Comprehensive set of documentation from the partner on how this app works
Privacy and Security
Privacy policy
Atlassian's privacy policy is not applicable to the use of this app. Please refer to the privacy policy provided by this app's partner.
Partner privacy policySecurity program
This app is not part of the Marketplace Bug Bounty program.
Integration permissions
MSG/EML Email Viewer for Confluence integrates with your Atlassian app
Version information
Version 2.3.0•for Confluence Cloud
- Release date
- Aug 20th 2026
- Summary
- Email card rendering, one-screen setup, upload on Save, 50 MiB attachment cap
- Details
First public release.
- Renders .msg and .eml attachments on a Confluence page as an email card: subject, sender, recipients, date, body, inline images, and an attachment list with per-item download.
- One configuration screen: the page's attachment list with size and date, newest first, plus drag-and-drop upload of an email file from your machine.
- Upload is deferred to Save, so nothing is transmitted while a file is being chosen, and a file above the 50 MiB attachment cap is refused in the browser before upload.
- An oversized attachment is identified from its listed size, so in the normal case its bytes are never fetched; a byte-level check remains as the backstop.
- Remote images in an email body are blocked until the reader chooses to load them.
- Where a message cannot be rendered in full, the macro shows a card naming what happened.
- Payment model
- Paid via Atlassian
- License type
- Commercial