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Convert PDF File to TIFF

Convert PDF pages to high-quality TIFF images. Professional format with compression options, perfect for archival, printing, and document processing. No signup, no limits, 100% free.

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Convert PDF to TIFF

Upload your PDF file to convert to TIFF images.

Higher DPI = better quality but larger files.

Compression reduces file size without quality loss.

How to convert PDF to TIFF Online

  1. Upload your PDF file. All pages will be converted to TIFF images.
  2. Choose your resolution (DPI) and compression options. 300 DPI is recommended for most uses.
  3. Click Convert PDF to TIFF to process all pages.
  4. Download your TIFF images. If the PDF has multiple pages, you'll get a ZIP archive with all images numbered sequentially.

What is TIFF Format?

TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is a high-quality raster image format commonly used for:

  • Professional printing: TIFF supports high-resolution images with excellent quality
  • Archival purposes: Lossless compression preserves image quality over time
  • Document scanning: Standard format for scanned documents
  • Medical imaging: Used in radiology and medical documentation
  • Graphic design: Preferred format for print-ready artwork

Advantages of TIFF:

  • Lossless compression options (LZW, PackBits)
  • Supports multiple color depths and color spaces
  • Widely supported by professional software
  • Ideal for high-quality archival storage

Frequently Asked Questions

What is TIFF format?
TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is a high-quality raster image format that supports lossless compression. It's widely used for professional printing, archival storage, and document scanning.
What DPI should I choose?
300 DPI is recommended for most uses including printing. 150 DPI is suitable for screen viewing. 600 DPI provides maximum quality for professional printing but creates very large files.
What's the difference between compression options?
None: Uncompressed, largest file size but fastest processing. LZW: Lossless compression that reduces file size without quality loss. PackBits: Fast compression algorithm that works well for images with repeating patterns.
Will all PDF pages be converted?
Yes, all pages in your PDF will be converted to separate TIFF files. If your PDF has multiple pages, you'll receive a ZIP archive containing all TIFF images numbered sequentially (page_1.tiff, page_2.tiff, etc.).
Why use TIFF instead of JPG or PNG?
TIFF is preferred for professional printing and archival purposes because it supports lossless compression and maintains high quality. JPG uses lossy compression and PNG, while lossless, is optimized for web use rather than professional printing.
Is my PDF data secure?
Yes, your files are processed securely and are not stored on our servers. The conversion happens in real-time and files are immediately available for download.

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