RTF to TXT Converter
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How to Convert RTF to TXT Online
RTF to TXT: what changes in the file
This tool takes a RTF file, converts it with LibreOffice running on our servers and returns a TXT file.
How RTF and TXT differ
| Property | RTF | TXT |
|---|---|---|
| Full name | Rich Text Format | Plain text |
| Introduced | Microsoft, 1987 | — |
| Data type | plain text | plain text |
| Strengths | plain-text markup that almost every word processor opens | opens anywhere; smallest possible file |
| Limitations | basic formatting only; images make files very large | no formatting, images or tables |
Measured with a sample file
On September 25, 2026 we ran the tool on our production server with a sample file: a one-page document with a heading, Vietnamese text and a table (RTF), 1 KB.
Result: 1 KB → 1 KB, processed in 3.6 s. Output: a valid TXT file (file signature checked).
Real sizes depend on document length, embedded images and fonts; the figures only show the order of change.
Before you convert
- The server has DejaVu and Liberation fonts only. Times New Roman, Arial and Courier New keep their layout (Liberation matches their metrics); other fonts such as Calibri or Cambria are substituted, so line breaks and page count can change.
- TXT holds text only: all formatting, images and tables are removed.
- Up to 100 MB per file; a conversion that runs longer than 2 minutes is cancelled.
- The file is sent to our server for conversion and deleted as soon as processing ends, including when it fails.
Frequently asked questions
Are formatting, tables and images kept?
No. TXT is plain text only; all formatting, tables and images are removed.
Why did the page count or line breaks change?
The document uses a font the server does not have (only DejaVu and Liberation are installed), so a similar font is substituted. Times New Roman, Arial and Courier New are not affected.
How does the file size change from RTF to TXT?
With our sample file: 1 KB → 1 KB. Your file may differ depending on its content.
