RTF Resizer

A web tool to resize RTF documents by adjusting page size, margins, and font scaling for printers, editors, and students.

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Worked Example & Common Values

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Sample Input Image dimensions: 4000 x 3000 pixels (File size: 5MB PNG)
Computed Result Output WebP Image: 1920 x 1440 pixels (File size: 350KB, 88% reduction)
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About This Tool

The RTF Resizer accepts an RTF source document and targets a new page size, margins, and font scaling. It is intended for editors, students, and professionals who must align documents to standard paper sizes or display formats without manual reformatting. Use cases include preparing reports for printing, adapting proposals for different jurisdictions, and distributing drafts across devices with consistent pagination. Conceptually, the tool treats the RTF as a structured document with pages, margins, and typography. Required inputs include the RTF source; advanced inputs adjust page width/height in millimeters, margins in millimeters, and a font scale percentage. Outputs include a resized RTF, and optionally a PDF export. The core logic applies scale factors to page geometry and typography while attempting to preserve content blocks and alignment.

How to Use

  1. Provide inputs: supply the RTF source and select target page size, margins, and font scaling.
  2. Configure optional settings: choose export format (RTF or PDF) and whether to preserve fonts.
  3. Run resize: start the calculation.
  4. Review outputs: download the resized RTF (and PDF if selected) and compare pagination.
  5. Iterate: adjust the inputs if pages overflow or margins become too tight, then re-run.
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Frequently Asked Questions

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What inputs are required?
At minimum, provide the RTF source document. Optional inputs include target page size, margins, and font scaling to drive the resize calculations.
What formats are supported for output?
Output defaults to the RTF format. A PDF export option is available as an additional output when selected.
Does resizing preserve all formatting?
Most common formatting and layout elements are preserved, but complex nested tables, advanced embedded objects, or custom fonts may require manual post-resize adjustments.
Are embedded images preserved during resize?
Embedded images are retained when possible. Some image wrappers or high-complexity objects may require re-insertion or re-anchoring after resizing.

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