PDF to TIFF
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How to Convert PDF to TIFF
Need your PDF as TIFF images for an archive, a document management system, or an image editor? ToolifyPDF converts PDF to TIFF right in your browser. All pages are saved in one multi-page TIFF, or each page as its own TIFF image, with lossless LZW compression, so no detail is lost to compression. Choose Low (72 DPI), Medium (144 DPI), or High (300 DPI) quality, convert one PDF or up to 30 at once, and download your TIFF files. No software, no account, and no watermark.
Three Quality Levels
Low (72 DPI) for small previews, Medium (144 DPI) for screens, and High (300 DPI) for the most detail.
Lossless TIFF Images
Pages are saved in color with LZW compression, which reduces file size without lowering image quality.
One TIFF per Page
A one-page PDF gives you a single TIFF. For longer PDFs, keep "All pages in one TIFF file" on to get one multi-page TIFF, or turn it off to get one TIFF per page in a ZIP.
How to Convert a PDF to TIFF
- Select Files: Click "Select Files" or drag and drop one or more PDF files into the box.
- Choose the Quality: Pick Low, Medium, or High quality. Medium is selected by default.
- Convert: Click "Convert to TIFF" and wait a few seconds.
- Download: Save your TIFF file (all pages in one TIFF), or a ZIP with one TIFF per page if you turned that option off.
Convert PDF to TIFF on Windows, Mac, iPhone, and Android
ToolifyPDF works in any modern browser. You can convert PDF to TIFF on Windows, Mac, Linux, iPhone, iPad, or Android without installing software. It works in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge.
Why Convert PDF to TIFF with ToolifyPDF?
Many archives, scanners, and business systems still require TIFF images. ToolifyPDF turns every page of your PDF into a TIFF in seconds, for free, from any device. It's perfect for:
- Uploading documents to systems that only accept TIFF images
- Archiving contracts, records, and forms as images
- Preparing pages for OCR or document scanning software
- Editing PDF pages in Photoshop or GIMP
- Sending pages to print shops that work with TIFF files
FAQ
How do I convert a PDF to TIFF?
Upload your PDF to ToolifyPDF, choose the quality, and click "Convert to TIFF". When it's done, download your TIFF file. By default, all pages are saved in one multi-page TIFF; turn off "All pages in one TIFF file" to get one TIFF image per page in a ZIP.
What is a TIFF file?
TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is an image format often used for archiving, scanning, printing, and professional photo editing. It can store images without lossy compression, so the quality stays the same every time you open and save the file.
Which quality should I choose?
Low (72 DPI) is enough for small previews. Medium (144 DPI), the default, is sharp on most screens. High (300 DPI) keeps the most detail, for example for fine text, archiving, or OCR, but the files are larger.
Will I get one multi-page TIFF?
Yes. By default, all pages of your PDF are saved in one multi-page TIFF, the format most fax, archive, and document management systems expect. Turn off "All pages in one TIFF file" to get one TIFF per page instead (page_1.tiff, page_2.tiff…), downloaded together in a ZIP.
Can I make a black-and-white TIFF for fax?
Yes. In "Colors", choose a Black & white option. "Fax standard (CCITT G4)" gives the smallest files and is accepted by most fax services and document archives; "Older fax (CCITT G3)" is for older systems. You can also choose shades of gray, or CMYK for printing. Black & white turns every pixel black or white, so photos lose their tones, but text stays sharp.
Is the TIFF compressed?
Yes, with LZW, a lossless compression. It makes files smaller without changing a single pixel, unlike JPG compression.
Are the images in color?
Yes. Pages are saved in full color (RGB) on a white background, exactly as they appear in the PDF.
Which programs can open TIFF files?
TIFF files open in Windows Photos, Mac Preview, Adobe Photoshop, GIMP, and most image viewers, document management systems, and OCR programs. Web browsers generally can't display TIFF, so use JPG or PNG for the web.
Can I convert several PDF files at once?
Yes. You can convert up to 30 PDF files at a time and download all the TIFF images together in a ZIP.
Can I convert a password-protected PDF?
Yes. You'll be asked for the password when you upload the file.
Is it free, and are there any limits?
Yes, it's completely free, with no account and no watermark. Each PDF can be up to 200 MB, and you can convert up to 30 files at once.
Advanced Features
Our PDF to TIFF converter also offers these useful features:
- Choice of Resolution: 72, 144, or 300 DPI, depending on how you'll use the images.
- Lossless LZW Compression: Smaller files without any loss of quality.
- Colors: Full color, CMYK for printing, shades of gray, or 1-bit black & white (fax G4/G3, LZW, PackBits).
- Full Color: Pages are saved in RGB color on a white background.
- Batch Conversion: Convert up to 30 PDF files at once and download them as a ZIP.
- Password Support: Protected PDF files can be opened with their password.
💡 Pro Tip
Choose High (300 DPI) if the TIFF images will be read by OCR software or printed: small text stays clear. For on-screen use, Medium keeps the files much smaller.
Privacy & Security
We take your privacy seriously. All file uploads and processing happen over encrypted HTTPS connections. Your files are automatically deleted from our servers after one hour, and we never store or share your documents with third parties. You maintain complete control over your data at all times.
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