RTF to HTML Converter - Rich Text to Web Format

Convert RTF (Rich Text Format) documents to HTML. Preserve formatting, fonts, and styles. No uploads, works in browser.

Drag & drop RTF file here

Supports .rtf files

Use inline styles

Preserve font names

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Frequently Asked Questions

RTF (Rich Text Format) is a Microsoft document format created in 1987 that supports basic formatting like bold, italic, fonts, and colors. It's widely compatible across word processors, email clients, and text editors.

No. All processing happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your documents never leave your device, ensuring complete privacy and security.

Basic text formatting (bold, italic, underline), font families, font sizes, colors, paragraphs, line breaks, and ordered/unordered lists are preserved. Complex layouts like tables or columns may require manual adjustment.

Yes, if you enable 'Preserve font names' option. Font families are included in inline styles or CSS. However, custom fonts won't display unless the viewer's browser has them installed or you load web fonts.

RTF tables are converted to basic HTML table structure with text content. Complex table formatting, merged cells, and borders may be simplified. For complex tables, manual HTML editing may be needed.

Inline styles are better for email newsletters or simple web snippets. CSS classes are cleaner for website integration but require editing to match your site's stylesheet. Choose based on your use case.

Yes. The HTML output can be copied to any text editor, modified, and saved. It's clean, valid HTML5 that works in any modern browser or website.

RTF color codes are converted to HTML hex color codes (#RRGGBB). Text color, background color, and highlight colors are preserved as inline CSS or style attributes.

Advanced RTF features like embedded objects, macros, headers/footers, page numbers, and complex document structure are not supported. Images may not be embedded. Focus on text content and basic formatting.

Yes, but save your Word document as RTF first. Most basic Word formatting will be preserved, but advanced Word features (SmartArt, track changes, comments) will be lost in the RTF export.

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