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TIFF to JPG Converter

Open TIFF files anywhere by converting them to JPG. TIFF is common for scans, faxes and professional photography but cannot be viewed in most browsers or shared easily. This converter decodes TIFF – including multi-page documents – right in your browser and saves each page as a JPG with the quality you choose.

  • Files stay on your device
  • No sign-up
  • Free to use

How to use TIFF to JPG

  1. Drop TIFF files onto the page.
  2. Choose all pages or the first page only.
  3. Set the JPG quality and background colour.
  4. Convert and download.

TIFF to JPG features

Multi-page TIFF

Every page becomes its own JPG.

Common compressions

Uncompressed, LZW, Deflate, PackBits, fax.

Quality control

Balance size and detail.

Resolution kept

Pixel dimensions unchanged; dpi shown.

Batch

Convert many files at once and download a ZIP.

Private

Converted in your browser; nothing is uploaded.

When to use TIFF to JPG

  • Viewing and sharing scanned documents.
  • Converting faxes to images.
  • Preparing photos from scanners for the web.
  • Extracting pages from multi-page TIFF archives.

TIFF to JPG FAQ

Are multi-page TIFFs supported?

Yes. Choose “Convert every page” to get one JPG per page, named -page1, -page2 and so on.

Which TIFF types can be read?

Most scanner and office TIFFs: uncompressed, LZW, Deflate (ZIP), PackBits and CCITT fax compression, in black and white, greyscale and colour. Very unusual variants may fail with a clear message.

Is quality lost?

JPG is lossy, so some detail is discarded. At quality 90 the difference is rarely visible; use the TIFF to PNG converter for lossless results.

Why does my TIFF have a dpi value?

Scanners store the resolution they used. It is shown for reference; the pixel size is kept.

Are my files uploaded?

No. Everything happens in your browser.

TIFF and why converting helps

TIFF, the Tagged Image File Format, is a flexible container used by scanners, fax systems, publishing workflows and archives. A TIFF file consists of image directories – one per page or image – each describing its size, colour model and compression with numbered tags. This flexibility is why TIFF is popular in professional settings and also why most browsers do not display it.

The converter uses UTIF.js, an open-source TIFF decoder, to read the directories and decompress each page. Thumbnails and transparency masks that some programs store alongside the main image are skipped, so you get one JPG per real page.

Black-and-white scans and faxes are usually stored with fax compression at high resolution. As JPG they can become larger than expected, because JPG is designed for photos; for text documents, PNG or PDF is often the better target.

JPG is the most compatible format for photographs and colour scans. Choose quality 85–92 for a good balance; transparent areas, which JPG cannot store, are filled with the background colour.

For multi-page documents you want to keep together, convert the JPG pages into one PDF afterwards with the JPG to PDF tool.

Your files are converted locally and never uploaded.

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