RTF to PDF

Convert RTF to PDF online, free: rich text documents to PDF with fonts and paragraph formatting preserved.

Converts RTF (Rich Text Format) documents to PDF. RTF is widely used to exchange formatted text between applications; PDF is better for sharing and archiving.

The conversion uses an in-browser LibreOffice engine and preserves fonts, paragraphs and basic tables. The engine (~58 MB) downloads on first use, then the browser caches it.

Everything runs locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded to any server.

How to use

1. Upload an RTF — Drop in a .rtf file.
2. Wait for the engine — The conversion engine downloads on first use.
3. Convert and download — Save the resulting PDF.

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