Turn huge TIFF scans and photos into tiny WebP images for websites - every page of a multi-page TIFF included. Need it lossless? Pick Lossless, or use TIFF to PNG.
Using it on a website? Put the WebP in a picture element with a fallback for very old browsers.
TIFF files from scanners and cameras are often 20-100 MB - far too heavy for a website.
As WebP the same picture is typically 95-97% smaller and looks the same on screen.
Every modern browser and CMS shows WebP.
| TIFF | WebP | |
|---|---|---|
| Compression | Lossless (or none) | Lossy or lossless |
| Typical size | Very big | 3-5% of the TIFF |
| Pages | Many | One per file |
| Opens in | Pro apps, Windows Photos | Browsers, most apps |
| Best for | Print, archives | Websites |
For print keep the TIFF; for email use TIFF to JPG. Test files are in the TIFF sample files.
Drop your TIFF files into the box, keep quality 85 and press Convert to WebP.
Every page is shown under the preview and becomes its own WebP. Untick pages you do not want.
Usually 95-97% smaller than an uncompressed or LZW TIFF at the same look.
Yes - turn on Lossless. It is still much smaller than the TIFF.
Up to 300 MB per batch.
No. The TIFF is decoded in your browser.
