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Convert image to TIFF
Convert images to lossless TIFF, handy for print and archiving.
Drop images here
or click to choose files, or paste from the clipboard
TIFF output is uncompressed, so files will be large.
About this tool
TIFF is still the format many printers, photo agencies, document archives and layout or scanning programs ask for. It stores the image losslessly, which makes it a good choice for handing over a final file that will not degrade with further edits, or for meeting the requirements of a platform that only accepts .tif.
Drop your images onto the upload area; TIFF is already selected as the output. There are no quality settings for this format: the image is stored as it is. If your printer wants specific pixel dimensions, enter them under “Resize” using “Dimensions” mode. Press “Convert to TIFF” and download each file or all of them as a ZIP.
The conversion happens in your browser and your files are not uploaded. The TIFF is written uncompressed, in RGB with an alpha channel, so files will be large. No CMYK colour profile or print DPI is added, and multi-page TIFFs are not created. If your printer requires CMYK, do that step in a professional editing program.
Frequently asked questions
Is the generated TIFF compressed?
No. It is saved uncompressed for maximum compatibility, which is why it is much larger than a PNG or JPG of the same image.
Is this TIFF suitable for print?
Yes, if the printer accepts RGB. If they require CMYK or a specific colour profile, you will need to convert it in a program such as Photoshop, Affinity or GIMP.
Is transparency kept?
Yes, the TIFF is saved with an alpha channel, so transparent areas are preserved.
Can I open a TIFF here to convert it to another format?
Only if your browser can display TIFF, and most cannot. The tool is designed to create TIFF files, not read them.