Turn heavy TIFF scans and photos into AVIF files that are a tiny fraction of the size - for an image that opens everywhere try TIFF to JPG.
Need a PDF of a multi-page scan instead? Use TIFF to PDF.
TIFF files are made for print and archives, not for screens.
A single scan can weigh 50-100 MB; as an AVIF it often fits in a few hundred KB and still looks great on any screen.
Keep the TIFF as your master and share the AVIF.
| TIFF | AVIF | |
|---|---|---|
| Compression | Lossless or none | Very strong (AV1) |
| Typical size | Huge | Tiny |
| Pages | Multi-page | One image (or animation) |
| Best for | Print, archives, editing | Websites, sharing |
Test files are in the TIFF sample files.
Drop your TIFF files into the box, tick the pages you want and press Convert to AVIF. More than two files come as a ZIP.
Yes. Every page appears under the preview - tick one, several or all, and each becomes its own AVIF.
Often 90-99% smaller, especially for uncompressed or LZW scans and photos.
Your browser reads the TIFF. Most browsers cannot write AVIF yet, so a PNG copy of each page goes over HTTPS to our server, which encodes it and deletes it after download.
Uncompressed, LZW, ZIP/Deflate, PackBits and JPEG-compressed TIFFs, 8 and 16 bits per channel, with or without transparency.
For home prints at quality 85+ yes. For professional print keep the TIFF - AVIF is lossy.
