OST Viewer
Access and search Outlook OST offline storage files, without a working Outlook connection. Upload your OST archive and find any message instantly.
What is an OST file?
An OST (Offline Storage Table) file is created by Microsoft Outlook to store a local copy of your Exchange or Microsoft 365 mailbox. Unlike PST files, OST files are tied to the Exchange account that created them, which makes them notoriously difficult to open once the account no longer exists or the Exchange server is gone. OST files are commonly encountered during IT migrations, employee offboarding, and when recovering email from a decommissioned server.
How Evermail handles OST files
Upload once. Search forever. No conversion, no special software needed.
Upload the OST file directly to Evermail. No Exchange server connection needed, no Outlook installation required.
Evermail reads the OST file format natively, extracting all messages, folders, calendar items, and metadata for full-text indexing.
Search across all indexed content with fast full-text search. Export messages as EML or MBOX for archiving or migration.
Key features for OST archives
Access OST content without a live Exchange connection or matching user account. Perfect for orphaned mailboxes after migrations.
Generate concise summaries of long emails and threads, so you can review an orphaned mailbox faster.
Inbox, Sent Items, Deleted Items, Calendar, and custom folders are all preserved and browsable exactly as the original mailbox.
Download emails as EML or MBOX. Convert your OST to a standard format for long-term archiving or migration to a new email platform.
Ideal for IT teams migrating from Exchange to Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, or any other platform. Bulk OST archiving on Team and Enterprise plans.
All OST data is processed in EU data centres. Choose from three security levels, including a Confidential mode that encrypts content at rest under your own key (BYOK).
Open your OST archive today
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