RTF to PNG.
Every page. Ready to share.
Convert RTF document pages to PNG images locally. Select pages and resolution, preview the output and download images or a ZIP.
Add your documents
Big documents. Beautiful pictures.
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RTF files onlyUp to 25 MB each · 5 files per batch
Local conversion. Your documents never get uploaded.
Word, slides, spreadsheets, and OpenDocument files need an approximately 240 MB engine download on first use. PDF uses a smaller, separate renderer. Keep this tab open while converting.
Set the details
Higher resolution creates larger images.
Up to 100 pages per batch. Applies to each file.
Password (optional)
For Office files, remove password protection first.
One PNG per page or slide. Spreadsheet pages follow the file’s print layout. Word pagination can differ from Microsoft Office. Fonts, charts, and complex layouts may differ from Microsoft Office; export to PDF first when exact layout is essential.
Your pages, in pictures.
Is RTF to PNG Converter right for your task?
Turn RTF pages into images for sharing or placing in another document.
- What to provide
- A local .rtf document. Keep the editable source; conversion renders its pages.
- What you get
- A PNG for each selected rendered page, with individual or ZIP downloads.
Example input for RTF to PNG Converter
Illustrative input, not a record of a completed test. Check the selected mode before running it.
Input: document.rtf → one PNG per rendered page (illustrative example).How to convert RTF to PNG
Create PNG images of document pages from RTF files.
- Choose your RTF file or drag it into the workspace.
- Choose the page range and rendering resolution for the PNG images.
- Start conversion and wait for the document engine to finish. The first use may take longer while the engine loads.
- Download the PNG output or a ZIP of the results. Review page breaks, fonts and tables in the generated files.
Complex layouts and unavailable fonts can change the rendered document. Check the output before printing or sharing it.
When to use RTF to PNG
Use a PNG copy when you need to place document pages in a presentation, help article or image-only upload. Each rendered page becomes an image; text inside a PNG is not directly editable or searchable.
Check your RTF conversion
Compare fonts, tables and page breaks with the original document. Higher resolution produces more pixels and can increase file size. Use page selection to export only the pages you need.
Before you use the result
- Compare page count, fonts, tables and line breaks against the source.
- Check clipped text, missing images and page orientation before sharing.
If RTF to PNG Converter does not work as expected
If layout differs, simplify the source layout or export from the application that created it. For slow conversion, try one short document first and allow the processing engine to load.
Where your input is processed
The tool processes input in your browser. Loading the page and its processing libraries still needs network access. Site analytics and sharing services are separate from file processing; see the privacy explanation below. Privacy details.
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A new format for every workday.
14 DOCUMENT FORMATSPDF to PNG
Turn every PDF page into a crisp PNG image.
DOC to PNG
Give legacy Word documents a new image format.
DOCX to PNG
Capture Word pages, tables, and illustrations.
PPT to PNG
Export classic PowerPoint slides as pictures.
PPTX to PNG
Make every slide ready to share anywhere.
XLS to PNG
Convert Excel print pages into PNG images.
XLSX to PNG
Share spreadsheet print pages as clear images.
ODT to PNG
Render OpenDocument text one page at a time.
ODP to PNG
Turn OpenDocument slides into PNG images.
ODS to PNG
Export OpenDocument spreadsheet print pages.
ODG to PNG
Render OpenDocument drawings as PNG images.
RTF to PNG
Preserve rich text in a shareable image.
TXT to PNG
Lay out plain text as readable image pages.
CSV to PNG
Render comma-separated data as table pages.
Make paperwork
picture-ready.
Pick your files
Add a PDF, a document, a slide deck, or a spreadsheet.
Choose your pages
Select your resolution and page range. Leave it empty to include every page.
Save the whole story
Preview every page. Download individual PNGs or the whole batch as a ZIP.
A few things to know.
Which office files can I convert?
PDF, DOC, DOCX, PPT, PPTX, XLS, XLSX, ODT, ODP, ODS, ODG, RTF, TXT, and CSV. Each document page or presentation slide becomes a separate PNG. Spreadsheets use their print areas and page setup; large sheets can span several images.
Are my documents sent to a server?
No. The rendering engines download to your browser, but your files stay on your device. Office conversion needs a modern browser, sufficient memory, and an initial engine download of approximately 240 MB for formats other than PDF. PDF conversion does not need the office engine.
Will the images look exactly like my original file?
PDF is the best choice for preserving a fixed layout. Word documents (DOC and DOCX) and other Office documents use LibreOffice in your browser. Unavailable fonts, charts, and advanced formatting can differ. Slide animations and transitions are not included. For exact layout, export to PDF from your original application before converting.
What are the limits?
Add up to 5 files of 25 MB each, and export up to 100 pages or 200 MB of PNG images per batch. Each page is limited to 20 million pixels. For large documents, use a page range or a lower resolution. Password-protected PDFs need their password; unlock Office files in their original application first.