Selectable PDF text
Real text, not a flattened bitmap. Searchable, copyable, archive-ready.
RTF is the format word processors used before.docx — and the format every legacy enterprise system still emits. Most online converters cap at 5MB and watermark. Morph parses RTF locally — bold, italic, lists, tables, embedded images — and writes a real PDF in your browser tab. The RTF stays where it was. The PDF saves locally. Free for everything that runs on your device; AI is paid in credits.
The decades-old control-word format walked in-tab. No Microsoft runtime needed.
Inline formatting preserved. Ordered and unordered lists with nesting. Tables with borders.
Real text, not a flattened bitmap. Searchable, copyable, archive-ready.
Drop a folder of RTFs from a legacy system. Each becomes its own PDF. Free tier has no limit.
RTF is the legacy format that refuses to die. Half of every enterprise content management system still emits it. The online converters cap and watermark. Morph parses the RTF control-word format directly via WebAssembly, preserves the formatting that matters, and writes a real PDF with selectable text.
Online tools cap and watermark. Word costs an Office license. Morph parses RTF directly in your browser — no upload, no Office, no monthly fee.
Yes. Real PDF text objects, searchable, copyable. Not a flattened image.
All preserved. Inline formatting, nested lists, table borders — the parser handles them.
Yes — preserved at original resolution.
Yes. Drop a folder of RTFs, get a folder of PDFs. Free tier has no batch limit.
Yes. Everything that runs on your device is free with no cap. AI and server work is paid in credits, about a cent each.