How to Send a Physical Letter Online
Type a letter or upload a PDF, enter a known address or select a location on the map, and have the document printed and mailed without visiting a post office.
Read the guide →Online letter mailing
Enter a recipient and known address, type a letter or upload a PDF, and submit it for printing, preparation, postage, and mailing—no home printer or trip to the post office required.
Start a letter to a known addressCompose the letter in the browser when you do not already have a prepared document.
Upload a PDF up to 5 MB and review every page before checkout.
Enter the recipient and complete mailing address, including any apartment, suite, or unit.
Based on the current MappyMail workflow
Drop a pin on the correct building or enter an address you already know, then review the destination shown.
Type in the browser or upload a PDF. Add a recipient, role, department, apartment, suite, or unit when needed.
Check the pages, destination, available mailing options, and exact total before paying.
The letter is prepared for printing, placed in an envelope, given postage, and submitted for mailing.
The map helps select and review a destination; it does not identify an owner or occupant. Learn how map-based mailing works.
Type a letter or upload a PDF, enter a known address or select a location on the map, and have the document printed and mailed without visiting a post office.
Read the guide →Send a real physical letter from your phone without an account, printer, envelope, stamps, or trip to the post office. Type your letter or upload a document and send it with MappyMail.
Read the guide →Send a real physical letter from your laptop or computer without an account, printer, envelope, stamps, or trip to the post office. Type your letter or upload a document and send it with MappyMail.
Read the guide →Type a letter online, upload an existing PDF, or scan paper with your phone, then have the document printed and mailed for you.
Read the guide →Use only your phone to scan paper documents to PDF, then have MappyMail print and mail them without a scanner, printer, computer, or stamps.
Read the guide →Create a PDF from a document open on your laptop, upload it to MappyMail, and send it as physical mail without using your own printer.
Read the guide →Learn how to print or save a document as a PDF on a Windows PC or Mac, then use MappyMail to send the PDF as physical mail.
Read the guide →Use Microsoft Print to PDF or Save as PDF in Windows 10 or 11, then mail the finished PDF as a physical document with MappyMail.
Read the guide →Use the PDF menu in macOS to save documents, web pages, emails, or images as PDFs, then mail the finished PDF with MappyMail.
Read the guide →MappyMail also lets you select a destination on a map when you recognize the location but do not know its street address.
Explore map-based mailing