Convert FROM TIFF
TIFF to JPG Popular
Convert TIFF to compressed JPEG. Perfect for web sharing and reducing file size by up to 90%.
TIFF to PNG Coming Soon
Convert TIFF to PNG with lossless compression and full transparency support.
TIFF to ICO Popular
Create Windows icons and favicons from TIFF images. Multiple sizes supported.
TIFF to PDF New
Convert multi-page TIFF documents to PDF. Ideal for scanned documents and archives.
TIFF to WebP Coming Soon
Convert TIFF to WebP for optimal web performance with modern compression.
TIFF to BMP Coming Soon
Convert TIFF to uncompressed BMP for legacy Windows applications.
TIFF to GIF Coming Soon
Convert TIFF images to GIF format with optimized color palettes.
TIFF to AVIF Coming Soon
Convert TIFF to next-gen AVIF format with superior compression.
Convert TO TIFF
JPG to TIFF Coming Soon
Convert JPEG photos to professional TIFF format for editing and printing.
PNG to TIFF Coming Soon
Convert PNG graphics to TIFF with full color depth and layer support.
PDF to TIFF Coming Soon
Convert PDF documents to multi-page TIFF for archiving and faxing.
BMP to TIFF Coming Soon
Convert BMP to TIFF with optional compression for smaller files.
HEIC to TIFF Coming Soon
Convert iPhone HEIC photos to professional TIFF for editing.
RAW to TIFF Coming Soon
Convert camera RAW files to TIFF preserving full dynamic range.
WebP to TIFF Coming Soon
Convert WebP images to TIFF for professional workflows.
GIF to TIFF Coming Soon
Extract GIF frames to TIFF or convert static GIFs to high-quality TIFF.
TIFF Tools
TIFF Analyzer Coming Soon
Analyze TIFF files to view dimensions, color depth, compression, and EXIF metadata.
TIFF Compressor Coming Soon
Compress TIFF files using LZW or ZIP compression without quality loss.
TIFF Resizer Coming Soon
Resize TIFF images to any dimension while maintaining print quality.
TIFF Splitter Coming Soon
Split multi-page TIFF files into individual pages or images.
TIFF Merger Coming Soon
Combine multiple images into a single multi-page TIFF document.
TIFF Page Extractor Coming Soon
Extract specific pages from multi-page TIFF documents.
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About TIFF Format
TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is a versatile, professional-grade image format widely used in photography, publishing, and document management. TIFF supports multiple compression methods including lossless LZW and ZIP, multi-page documents, and various color spaces (RGB, CMYK, LAB). For web use, consider converting to WebP or optimized JPG for smaller file sizes. For icons, use our TIFF to ICO converter.
Multi-Page Support
Store multiple images in a single file
Lossless Quality
LZW/ZIP compression preserves detail
CMYK Support
Professional print color space
Rich Metadata
EXIF, IPTC, and XMP support
TIFF Format Use Cases
Professional Photography
Preferred format for photographers who need maximum quality. Use our RAW to image converter for camera files, then save as TIFF for archiving.
Document Scanning
Multi-page TIFF is ideal for scanned documents. Convert to PDF for sharing, or split pages for individual processing.
Print Production
CMYK TIFF is the standard for commercial printing. Maintains color accuracy from design to press.
Long-term Archiving
TIFF is recommended for digital preservation. Lossless compression ensures images remain perfect for decades.
Frequently Asked Questions
TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is a flexible image format commonly used in professional photography, publishing, and document archiving. It supports lossless compression, multiple pages, and various color spaces including CMYK for print.
Use TIFF for professional work, printing, and archiving where quality is paramount. Use JPG for web, email, and general sharing where smaller file size matters more. Our JPG compressor can help optimize photos for web use.
TIFF files preserve maximum quality using lossless compression. A 20MP photo might be 60MB as uncompressed TIFF versus 5MB as JPG. LZW compression can reduce TIFF size significantly while maintaining perfect quality.
Multi-page TIFF stores multiple images in a single file, like a PDF. It's commonly used for scanned documents and faxes. Each page can be individually accessed or extracted.
Most browsers don't display TIFF files directly. For web use, convert to JPG, PNG, or WebP. Our converters make this easy and preserve quality.
TIFF supports multiple compression methods: LZW (lossless, good for graphics), ZIP (lossless, better compression), JPEG (lossy, smaller files), and uncompressed. LZW is most common for professional use.
TIFF offers more features (multi-page, CMYK, more metadata), while PNG is better for web use. For professional print work, TIFF is preferred. For web graphics, use optimized PNG or WebP.