RTF to DOCX
How to use
Converts RTF documents to Word DOCX, plain text or HTML, keeping paragraphs, bold, italic and underline. Drop the RTF and download.
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Step 1 of 4 · Upload
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- Converting WordPad documents for someone who needs DOCX
- Extracting clean text from RTF exports of case management or medical systems
- Turning old RTF archives into files modern tools handle
Free and private. Everything runs on your own device, with no account and no uploads.
RTF, Rich Text Format, is what WordPad and older word processors save, and what some legal, medical and accounting systems still export. It is plain text with formatting codes, and while Word opens it, many tools and upload forms want a .docx. This converter reads the RTF itself and rebuilds the text as DOCX, plain text or HTML, keeping paragraphs, line breaks, tabs, bold, italic and underline, and every character whatever code page the file was written in.
Paragraphs, line breaks, tabs, bold, italic and underline, plus all characters, including accented and non-Latin text written in any code page or as Unicode escapes.
Fonts and sizes, colours, style sheets, page layout, headers and footers, footnotes, comments and embedded pictures. The result is the document's text and emphasis in clean default formatting.
If you have Word, that keeps more of the layout. This converter is for when you do not, or when you want clean text without the RTF's legacy formatting carried along.
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Add the RTF file
Drop one or more .rtf files.
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Pick the output
DOCX for Word and Google Docs, TXT for the bare text, HTML for a web page.
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Convert and download
Several files arrive together in a ZIP.
- ·If the document relies on tables or images, check the result carefully; this converter is built for text documents.