Turn TIFF scans, faxes and multi-page TIFF documents into one PDF that opens on every device. Need images instead? Use TIFF to JPG.
PDF too big for email? Pick JPEG images at 80, or run it through Compress PDF.
Scanners and fax software love TIFF, but most people cannot open it - especially on phones.
A PDF opens everywhere, keeps all pages together and prints at the right size.
With JPEG images inside, the PDF is usually much smaller than the TIFF too.
| TIFF | ||
|---|---|---|
| Pages | Many | Many |
| Opens on | Pro apps, Windows Photos | Every device and browser |
| Typical size | Big (lossless) | Smaller with JPEG images |
| Text search | No | With OCR |
| Best for | Scanning, archives | Sharing, printing, forms |
Need single images? TIFF to JPG or TIFF to PNG. Test files are in the TIFF sample files.
Drop your TIFF files into the box, put them in order and press Convert to PDF.
Yes - every page is ticked under the preview and becomes a page of the PDF. Untick any you do not need.
Yes - with One PDF on (the default), all files go into one PDF in the order of the file strip.
Usually, with JPEG images inside. Lossless images keep it closer to the TIFF size.
No. The TIFF is decoded and the PDF built in your browser.
LZW, ZIP (Deflate), JPEG, PackBits, CCITT Group 3/4 fax and uncompressed TIFFs.