View RMDOC files in your browser
The documents reMarkable's apps save from its paper tablets: notebooks, and the PDFs and books written on. Open one right here to see every page as it was written. Nothing leaves your device.
Or drop it anywhere on this page
What you'll see
Your notes are drawn page by page inside your browser, every stroke as the pen left it, then open fitted to your window, with the pages beside them.
- Every stroke • Pen, highlighter and pressure
- Page thumbnails • Type a page to go to it
- Search • The text typed on the pages
- Export • Save as PDF, PNG or JPEG
About RMDOC
reMarkable makes e-ink tablets for writing by hand, the reMarkable 2 and the Paper Pro. Its app for computers saves a document from the tablet as an .rmdoc: a ZIP of its .content and .metadata, which list its pages and name it, a .rm file of each page's ink, and the PDF or e-book it was written on.
A page's .rm keeps its layers of strokes, each point with its width, pressure and speed, the tool that drew it, from the fineliner and the ballpoint to the pencil, the shader and the highlighter, and its color, with the text typed on the page and the highlights made on a PDF's words.
Filepeek draws every page in your browser into a PDF: strokes at the widths the tablet saved, see-through highlighters, typed text, which you can search and copy, and a PDF's pages under the notes made on them. A notebook's page grows to hold its ink, as the tablet's does when it scrolls.
reMarkable document
.rmdoc
Format
- MIME type
- application/zip
- Made by
- reMarkable
Inside the file
- Container
- ZIP
- Pages
- A .rm file each, versions 3 to 6
- Strokes
- Points with their width, pressure and speed
- Under the ink
- A template, a PDF's page or a book
Opens in every browser
Filepeek opens RMDOC files and .rm pages in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari, with nothing to install. On their own, browsers download them, and only reMarkable's apps open them.
- YouChromeOpens through Filepeek
- YouEdgeOpens through Filepeek
- YouFirefoxOpens through Filepeek
- YouSafariOpens through Filepeek
Apps that open RMDOC
- WindowsreMarkable's desktop app, with a reMarkable account
- MacreMarkable's desktop app, with a reMarkable account
- iPhone and iPadNo app opens the file • reMarkable's app shows a tablet's documents
- AndroidNo app opens the file • reMarkable's app shows a tablet's documents
Questions
How do I open an RMDOC file without a reMarkable?
Drop it on this page or choose Peek an RMDOC. Its pages open in your browser with every stroke, highlight and line of typed text, and Export saves them as a PDF, PNG or JPEG.
Can I open a single .rm page?
Yes. A page's .rm from the tablet's files, versions 3 to 6, opens on its own as one page. Filepeek tells it from a RealMedia video, which shares its extension, by its first bytes.
Why are my notes on blank pages?
An e-book's pages are laid out by the tablet itself, so notes written on an EPUB show on their own, and the note above the pages says so. A PDF written on comes inside the RMDOC and shows under its notes.
Can I turn reMarkable notes into a PDF?
Yes. Choose Export, then Save as PDF. Each page is drawn into the PDF in your browser, its typed text kept as text, so it can still be searched and copied.