Drop your RTF into the upload box. PDF.to renders the document, preserves layout and fonts as accurately as possible, and gives you a PDF download.
Will fonts and formatting in my RTF survive the PDF conversion?
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Yes for standard fonts. Where your RTF uses an exotic or licensed font, we substitute the closest visually matching system font. Layout, line breaks, headers, and tables are preserved.
Are tables, headers, and footers in my RTF preserved in the PDF?
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ページ番号、ヘッダ、フッタ、フットノート、目次、埋め込み表などはすべて引き継がれます。
Does the PDF I get embed images from the RTF at full resolution?
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Yes. Embedded images are kept at their original resolution. Vector elements (charts, shapes) remain vector inside the PDF.
Will my PDF be searchable and have selectable text?
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Yes. The text layer from your RTF is carried through, so the resulting PDF is fully searchable and you can copy text from it directly.
Can I include comments and tracked changes from my RTF in the PDF?
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Comments and tracked changes are flattened into visible annotations by default. To omit them, accept all changes in your RTF before converting, or use the 'strip comments' option.
Does the PDF converter support multi-section RTF files?
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Yes — different sections, page sizes, and orientations from your RTF are preserved as separate sections in the resulting PDF.
Can I convert RTF to PDF on my phone?
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Yes. The interface is mobile-responsive and PDF generation runs server-side, so even a low-end phone can produce a high-quality PDF from a RTF.
Is the RTF to PDF converter free?
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Yes, within the free size limit. PRO accounts unlock larger files and batch jobs.
Will hyperlinks in my RTF stay clickable in the PDF?
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Yes. Both internal cross-references and external URLs are preserved as live links in the resulting PDF.
How accurate is the RTF to PDF layout compared to the original?
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Very accurate — we use a high-fidelity rendering engine, not a screenshot. Page breaks, spacing, and even subtle font hinting match the original RTF closely.
Does PDF.to read my RTF content?
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No. Conversion runs on a worker that has no human-readable logging of file contents. Both RTF and PDF are deleted within an hour.
