Turn AVIF images into lossless TIFF files for print shops, scanning software and photo archives - for screen use AVIF to PNG is lighter.
Need a PDF for printing instead? AVIF to PDF lays images out on A4 or Letter pages.
TIFF is the working format of print, publishing and archiving.
Print shops, layout software, scanners and photo archives expect it, and almost none of them read AVIF.
A lossless TIFF keeps exactly the pixels your browser decoded, so nothing more is lost on the way.
| AVIF | TIFF | |
|---|---|---|
| Compression | Very strong (AV1) | Lossless (LZW, Deflate) or none |
| Typical size | Tiny | Big |
| Transparency | Yes | Yes |
| Multiple images | Animation | Pages |
| Best for | Websites | Print, publishing, archives |
Going the other way? TIFF to AVIF shrinks big scans for the web. Test files are in the AVIF sample files.
Drop your AVIF files into the box, keep LZW compression and press Convert to TIFF. More than two files come as a ZIP, or as one TIFF with Multi-page on.
No. Your browser decodes the AVIF and writes the TIFF on your device. Only a browser that cannot read AVIF at all sends that one file to our server to decode, and the copy is deleted right away.
Yes. LZW, Deflate and None are all lossless, so the TIFF keeps exactly the pixels decoded from the AVIF.
Yes. Turn on Multi-page TIFF and every file becomes a page of one TIFF, in the order shown. Ticked frames of an animated AVIF become pages too.
Yes, as an alpha channel. Pick Fill background if your print software needs a solid background.
TIFF stores pixels losslessly, AVIF compresses them very strongly. A TIFF 20-50 times bigger is expected.
LZW for the widest support, Deflate for slightly smaller files, None only when an old program refuses compressed TIFFs.
