How to convert TIFF to JPG
- Select Choose files, or drop your TIFF scans or photos on the box.
- Pick a quality. The default is a good balance of size and detail.
- Select Download. A multi-page TIFF gives a ZIP with one JPG for each page.
Why convert TIFF to JPG
TIFF is the format of scanners, fax software and print workflows. It keeps every pixel and often stores the picture uncompressed, so files are big and many apps and websites will not open them. JPG is supported everywhere and is much smaller, which makes it right for email, forms and web pages. The price is a small loss of detail, which stays invisible at normal quality.
Multi-page TIFF files
A TIFF can hold many pages in one file, such as a scanned contract or a fax. This tool reads every page and saves each as a separate JPG named with its page number, then packs them into a ZIP. Pages keep their original pixel size. If the TIFF has only one page, you get a single JPG without a ZIP.
What is supported
The tool decodes common TIFF files: colour, grayscale and black and white, with uncompressed, LZW, Deflate or PackBits compression. Very unusual variants, such as some CMYK or multi-spectral files, may fail with a message that the file could not be read. When that happens, try exporting the TIFF again from the program that made it.
Tips
- Need to keep transparency or every pixel? Use TIFF to PNG.
- Need a specific file size? Shrink the JPG with the image compressor.
- Old bitmap files? Convert them with BMP to JPG.
- Turn the JPG pages into one document with images to PDF.
Everything runs on your device. Your files are never uploaded.