I have Windows 10. I wish to convert a png image to rtf. I've looked online and it's a messy mess of messianic messy proportions.

Is there a converter that's free to download that works?

Thank you kindly.

You could also, like, open WordPad, insert an image, and save it as rtf if you don't have 100 images to take care of.

Isn't rtf for text?

irfan64.

have fun!

do u mean ocr?

Why are you converting images to text?

@coffeeholic I hope so.

@jespersh fuck windows, it's a useless pile of shit that no "intellect" would ever use, good thing I'm not intellectual enough to not use it.

Is this a meme I am too linux to understand?

I have to ask, why are you converting an image encoding into a text encoding Format?

I mean, technically you can't convert it, instead you would have to inject the picture data into an rtf envelope.

Also, does the rtf image store even support the alpha channel?

Firstly, thanks for all your answers, I particularly like the ones wondering why I'm using Windows. A few years ago whilst I was a Mac user I would've said the same thing...
Please allow me to preface my rather shallow answer to you pitchy questions by admitting I broke down (morally) at took a caramel that was laced with magic mushrooms. Then I took two Xanax. Now, I can't remember the past six hours.
But this docu question was before that. I'd post the image here but devrant tends to multiply the image size, making it sometimes 200 gbs.
I had a lyric sheet I'd created with jpeg images inserted. I wanted to open it in word pad and convert it to rtf. I may have been wrong about the format I wanted it converted it.
It was a total snow=meets=hell. Why there was not converter that wouldn't ask for my left nut as a security deposit, or this... or that.. the other thing,
Along that the important of doing this diminished. But when I was done I just decided to try it.

@Ubbe oh you're one of the cool linux nazi that comments everywhere without even read the scenario "windows sucks switch to linux"

@Ubbe maybe people like you should start to help in rant and posts on linux issues, instead of troll on windows rants and posts

... because png is an image, and rtf is a text document? wtf are you trying to do and why?

WAT?

@bols59 "took a caramel that was laced with magic mushrooms"

... oh, that explains why you thought trying to convert an image into a text file makes sense.

@Midnight-shcode I guess it does, doesn't it? But dang! It was fun! I called a far left leaning friend in Mississippi and talked nonstop about politics. I think it's the first time he's been left speechless by somebody else making grandiose statements about politics...

@bols59
and in the middle of your monologue he realized what's going on and asked "dude, did you take some of our mandatory leftist lsd-laced caramels??"

a. why do you need to do that? EDIT: found it

b. open write, drag the image in, done