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RTF to PDF

Save RTF files from WordPad or TextEdit as PDFs that keep their original page layout, with no upload.

Processed on your device, not uploaded.

How to Convert RTF to PDF

  1. 1

    Select an RTF File

    A document from WordPad, TextEdit, or an old archive.

  2. 2

    Press Convert to PDF

    The converter of about 60 MB downloads on first use.

  3. 3

    Name Your File

    Rename it so it's easy to find in your archive.

  4. 4

    Download the PDF

    Check paragraphs, tables, and images before sending.

RTF to PDF Features

RTF Layout Kept

Paper size, margins, and page breaks are kept, with A4 by default.

Opens Without Word

PDFs from WordPad or TextEdit open on phones and computers alike.

Embedded Objects as Previews

Embedded charts show their preview image, and those without one are skipped.

Works Offline

Once the tool is saved, RTF files convert without internet.

Common Questions

Select the RTF file, press Convert to PDF, then download the result from your browser.

Yes, as long as it's really RTF, since the file type is detected from its content, not the extension.

Embedded objects aren't opened. If a preview image is stored, that image appears in the PDF.

Calibri, Arial, Times New Roman, and Courier New get same-width fonts. Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Devanagari, and Javanese aren't shown yet.

Yes, if your phone has enough memory, up to 32 MB per file, and files aren't sent to a server.

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