Choose your RTF file
Select a Rich Text Format document up to 100 MB.
Convert Rich Text Format documents to PDF using Microsoft 365 cloud conversion. Cloud processing is always disclosed before upload.
Nothing is uploaded during this check.
Select a Rich Text Format document up to 100 MB.
Sign in, review the provider and credit cost, then consent to the cloud conversion.
Save the converted PDF from the short-lived private download link.
We identify the third-party provider and ask before your file leaves the device.
Private cloud files are scheduled for deletion after one hour.
Turn a Rich Text Format document into a PDF for easier sharing or printing. AnyFileTool sends the RTF file to Microsoft 365 only after you sign in and approve the disclosed cloud processing.
RTF documents can contain formatted text that opens in many word processors. A PDF provides a separate viewing copy while your original RTF remains available for editing.
Fonts or layout features in the source document can affect the converted result. Review the PDF before sharing or printing it when exact appearance is important.
Choose an RTF file, sign in, review and approve Microsoft 365 processing, start the conversion, and download the PDF.
Yes. RTF is the filename extension and common abbreviation for Rich Text Format documents.
No. You use the converter in your browser, while Microsoft 365 performs the conversion after you consent.
Yes. Check fonts, spacing, and page breaks before treating the PDF as a final copy.
Input and output files in AnyFileTool storage are scheduled for deletion after one hour.