You might want to convert email attachments to PDF because you want to print the document, or you simply want to store the attachment in a more portable format.
I’m guessing you have had a document in a certain file format on your computer and wanted to read it later on your phone or tablet. The only problem is that when that later time came the app won’t let you open it so you have to download it, convert it to a “phone-friendly” file format and then be able to read it. That’s not a hard thing to do, but it is annoying. If you want to avoid this kind of problem in the future, then you need to know how to convert documents on your computer. Better yet, how to automate it.
It is really simple to create a Power Automate flow to convert email attachments with our Encodian connector, but what about if you want to then attach that PDF to a new email? Well, it might be easier than you think…
So, following several related questions posed via our chat service and the Power Automate community forums, we’ve created this short video guide providing a step-by-step guide for doing just that!
If you’re looking for a guide on how to convert the email and its contained attachments to PDF format then check out this post: V2: Convert Emails and Attachments to PDF in Power Automate
UPDATE: We’re excited to announce some significant updates to Flowr for Power Automate! As of October 2024, we’ve improved by updating action names and splitting Flowr’s central Power Automate connector into nine specialized connectors. These changes will make your workflow faster, smoother, and more efficient. The new action names are more precise and intuitive, saving you time, while the focused connectors enhance performance and flexibility. This update also helps future-proof the platform for even more powerful features. Check out our updated action names blog.
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