Turn JPEG XL photos into lossless TIFF files - 16-bit when the JXL has the depth, with its colour profile and EXIF - ready for Photoshop, Lightroom and print. For the web, JXL to PNG is lighter.
Need it for the web too? JXL to JPG makes small files.
TIFF is the editing and print standard - Photoshop, Lightroom, Affinity, print shops and archives all take it.
A 16-bit TIFF keeps every shade of a high-bit-depth JPEG XL, so edits do not band.
The colour profile travels along, so Display P3 photos keep their wide colour.
| 8-bit | 16-bit | |
|---|---|---|
| Shades per channel | 256 | 65,536 |
| File size | Smaller | About twice as big |
| Best for | Print, sharing | Editing, grading, archiving |
The Bit depth option shows when your JXL has more than 8 bits. Check a file first with the JXL Analyzer.
Drop your JXL files into the box and press Convert to TIFF.
Yes - when the JXL has more than 8 bits per channel, pick 16-bit under Bit depth.
At 16-bit always; at 8-bit pick Keep profile under Colour profile. Display P3 photos get the Display P3 profile.
Yes - LZW, Deflate and uncompressed TIFF all keep every decoded pixel.
No. It is decoded and written in your browser.
TIFF cannot mark HDR, so use JXL to PNG 16-bit, which tags it with cICP.