PDF to RTF Converter
Convert your PDF documents to RTF (Rich Text Format) while preserving formatting, fonts, and layout.
Drag & drop your PDF here
or
Supports files up to 50MB
Convert your PDF documents to RTF (Rich Text Format) while preserving formatting, fonts, and layout.
Drag & drop your PDF here
or
Supports files up to 50MB
Converting your PDF files to Rich Text Format (RTF) offers several key advantages, especially when you need to edit or reuse the document's content:
Our online PDF to RTF converter is designed to leverage these benefits, providing you with an editable document that retains as much of the original formatting as possible.
Drag & drop your PDF or click "Select PDF File" to choose a file from your device.
Optionally, choose your preferred formatting and image handling options.
The tool automatically processes your file. Watch the progress bar.
Click "Download RTF File" to save your converted document.
Yes, our PDF to RTF conversion tool is completely free to use for all users. There are no hidden charges or subscription fees.
We prioritize your privacy and data security. Files you upload are processed securely and are automatically deleted from our servers after a short period (typically a few hours). We do not store or share your files. Please refer to our Privacy Policy for more details.
Rich Text Format (RTF) is a document file format developed by Microsoft in the 1980s for cross-platform document interchange. It allows documents to be opened and edited by many different word processing programs while retaining formatting like bold, italics, fonts, and page layout.
Our PDF to RTF converter is designed to maintain the original formatting, layout, fonts, and images from your PDF as accurately as possible. The "Preserve Original Formatting" option generally yields the best results for complex documents. However, due to the differences between PDF and RTF structures, some very complex layouts might see minor variations.
Currently, our tool supports PDF files up to 50MB. If your file is larger, consider splitting it or reducing its size before conversion.