Convert JPG to TIFF
Convert JPG images to lossless TIFF for high-quality printing, archiving, and professional editing. We save outputs as uncompressed RGBA without any quality loss. All conversions run locally in your browser.
Choose JPG files
Drag and drop multiple files at once
How to use
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Drag and drop your JPG files above, or click to choose them. You can upload multiple files at once.
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Click "Convert" to process each file into an uncompressed TIFF. You can track progress for each file.
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Download your finished TIFF files individually, or grab them all in a ZIP file if you converted multiple images.
FAQ
- Why should I convert to TIFF?
- TIFF stores images in an uncompressed, lossless format, making it the industry standard for print shops, publishing, archival scanning, and professional editors. Use it to protect your pixels from further compression loss.
- Why does the TIFF file size grow so large?
- TIFF saves images without compression, making files significantly larger than JPGs (about width × height × 4 bytes). Use TIFF when archiving and print quality are your top priorities. Choose JPG or PNG if you need to save storage space.
- Will converting improve my original JPG quality?
- No. TIFF is lossless but cannot recreate details lost when the original JPG was compressed. However, converting to TIFF prevents any further quality degradation when you edit or save the file again.
- Do you upload my files to any server?
- Never. We run all conversions locally in your browser. We never upload files to a server, and they clear from memory when you close the tab.
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