Convert PDF to TIFF
Convert each page of a PDF into a lossless TIFF image for print and archiving. Choose the render scale and page range to extract only the pages you need, and all conversion happens inside your browser, so files are never uploaded to a server.
Select PDF files
You can drop multiple files at once
How to use
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Drop your PDF files into the area above, or click to select. You can add several PDFs at once.
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Pick the render scale (1x / 2x / 3x) and page range, and choose whether to keep a transparent background if needed. A higher scale is sharper but larger.
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Press "Convert to images" and each page is rendered as a lossless TIFF. When there are two or more results, you can download them all at once as a ZIP. The first conversion may take a moment while the renderer loads.
FAQ
- Why convert a PDF to TIFF?
- TIFF is a lossless format used as a standard in printing, publishing, and document archiving. It's a good fit for keeping PDF pages as images without re-compression loss, or for submitting to print shops and document systems that only accept TIFF.
- How do I control the image quality?
- The render scale sets the resolution. 1x is about 72dpi, 2x about 144dpi, and 3x about 216dpi. For printing or enlargement, 3x is recommended. Because TIFF is uncompressed, file size grows quickly as the scale increases.
- Can I keep a transparent background?
- Yes. Turn on "Keep transparent background" and any transparent areas in the PDF are preserved as an alpha channel. Turn it off and transparent areas are filled with white. Most PDFs already have a white background, so you may not see a difference.
- How do I get multiple pages?
- One TIFF is created per page. Download them individually, or grab them all at once as a ZIP when there are two or more. The page number is added to each file name.
- Are my files sent anywhere?
- No. PDF rendering and conversion both happen entirely inside your browser. Files are never uploaded to a server and disappear the moment you close the page.