PDF to TIFF
Convert a PDF into a single, uncompressed multi-page TIFF file. Free, private, runs entirely in your browser.
Click to select a PDF file, or drag and drop
Your file never leaves your browser144 DPI
How to Convert a PDF to TIFF
- Upload the PDF you want to convert.
- Choose an output DPI — higher values produce larger, sharper images but a bigger file.
- Click Convert to TIFF — every page is rendered and combined into a single multi-page TIFF file.
Example
A 5-page scanned form becomes one .tiff file containing all 5 pages, ready to open in any TIFF-capable viewer or feed into a document management system that expects multi-page TIFF input.
Common Use Cases
- Preparing documents for fax, scanning, or archival systems that require TIFF input.
- Feeding a PDF into legacy document management or OCR software that expects multi-page TIFF files.
- Producing a lossless, uncompressed image archive of a PDF's pages.
FAQ
- Is this one TIFF file per PDF, or one per page? One multi-page TIFF file containing every page of the PDF, in order.
- Is the TIFF compressed? No — this produces a baseline, uncompressed RGB TIFF, which keeps every pixel lossless at the cost of a larger file size than a compressed TIFF or PDF.
- Will my text stay selectable? No — like any raster image format, TIFF has no text layer. Each page becomes a flat image.
- Is my file uploaded anywhere? No — conversion and encoding both happen entirely in your browser.