Through Aspose.Email Cloud SDK for Python, you can send simple as well as MIME email messages, work with email attachments, specify red flag settings, download attachments, and manage email folders in the cloud. The SDK supports Microsoft Outlook MSG and EML formats for input and output. It enables developers to build cloud‑based email management and archiving applications using Python and the Aspose.Email REST API. Getting started is simple and requires no installation — just create an account on Aspose Cloud, retrieve your App SID & Key, and begin making API calls from any platform that supports HTTP requests and responses. The SDK allows developers to retrieve hosted email messages from a mailbox, manipulate them, and convert between EML and MSG formats on the fly. It provides essential capabilities for managing and manipulating cloud‑stored email messages within modern Python applications.

Features

• Save email account with OAuth authentication
• Send simple or MIME email messages
• Append simple or MIME email messages
• Create, list, or delete cloud email folders
• Fetch and list email messages
• Set red flag for email messages
• Set email attachments
• Fetch email properties
• Download email attachments
• Convert email formats between EML and MSG
• Retrieve hosted email messages on the fly and convert as needed
• Accessible from any language or platform that supports HTTP requests

Benefits

• Enables building cloud‑native Python email automation and archiving systems
• Provides secure email operations through OAuth
• Simplifies email folder structure management for organized cloud storage
• Supports both simple and MIME emails for flexible messaging workflows
• Facilitates complete email lifecycle management including tagging, attachments, and retrieval
• Eliminates installation requirements—fully REST‑based
• Provides interoperability between MSG and EML formats for broad email system compatibility
• Ideal for Python developers implementing email orchestration, archiving, or automated cloud messaging pipelines