Convert PDF to TIFF
Convert PDF pages into lossless TIFF images for professional printing and archiving. Customize the render scale and page range to extract exactly what you need. All conversions run locally inside your browser.
Choose PDF files
Drag and drop multiple files at once
How to use
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Drag and drop your PDF files above, or click to select them. You can process multiple PDFs at once.
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Select your render scale (1x, 2x, or 3x) and page range. Check the transparent background option if needed. Higher scales create sharper results but larger file sizes.
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Click "Convert to images" to render each page into a lossless TIFF. Download your files in a ZIP if you converted multiple pages. The first run might take a moment while we load the renderer.
FAQ
- Why should I convert a PDF to TIFF?
- TIFF is the standard format for print shops, publishing, and archiving systems. It stores pages as lossless images without compression artifacts, making it perfect for submitting documents to systems that only accept TIFF.
- How do I control the final quality?
- Adjust quality using the render scale: 1x (~72 DPI) works for previews, 2x (~144 DPI) looks great on screens, and 3x (~216 DPI) fits high-end printing. Since TIFF is uncompressed, raising the scale will increase file sizes quickly.
- Can I preserve transparent backgrounds?
- Yes. Enable "Keep transparent backgrounds" to preserve transparent areas from the PDF as alpha channels. Disable it to fill those areas with white. Since most PDFs have built-in white backgrounds, you might not notice a change.
- How do I download multiple pages?
- We generate one TIFF file per page. Download pages individually or bundle them all into a ZIP file. We include page numbers in the filenames.
- Do you upload my files to any server?
- Never. We render PDFs and convert images locally on your device. We clear everything from memory when you close the tab.
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