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RTF to PDF
Convert Rich Text Format documents to PDF with formatting and fonts preserved.
Why convert RTF to PDF?
RTF is written by WordPad, Word and TextEdit and read by few others. Converting fixes the document in a format that renders identically on any device and any operating system.
Rich Text Format with formatting and fonts preserved
Reads files from WordPad, Word and TextEdit
Bold, italics, sizes and colours preserved
Tables and lists kept in place
Special characters and non-Latin scripts supported
Font embedding, so glyphs render identically off-machine
How to RTF to PDF
1
Choose your RTF file
Upload the .rtf document.
2
Review the preview
Check the formatting and confirm nothing has been dropped.
3
Convert and download
Convert to PDF and download a portable copy.
100% Secure
AES-256 encryption
Super Fast
Results in seconds
Auto-Delete
Files removed in 2 hours
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my formatting be preserved?
Yes. Bold, italics, sizes and colours carry across, and the fonts used are embedded so nothing substitutes on another machine.
What is RTF, exactly?
Rich Text Format, a widely exchanged plain-format word document. WordPad, Word and TextEdit all write it, which is also why so few other readers open it.
Does it handle special characters?
Yes, special characters and non-Latin scripts such as Arabic, Cyrillic and Chinese are handled correctly.
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