Convert TIFF to JPG

Decode TIFF scans and photos into shareable JPG files. The first page of a multi-page TIFF is used.

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Accepts TIFF images · max 25.00 MB

How to use it

  1. 1Drop a TIFF or TIF file onto the upload area. Browsers can't display TIFF natively, so a JavaScript decoder unpacks it locally.
  2. 2Wait for the preview — large scans take a moment because the whole image is decoded in memory.
  3. 3Choose a quality value and press Convert to encode the decoded pixels as JPG.
  4. 4Download the JPG, now a fraction of the original size and openable everywhere.

Frequently asked questions

My TIFF has several pages. What happens?

Only the first page is decoded and converted. Multi-page TIFFs are common for scanned documents; to convert later pages you'd need to split the file first.

Is the conversion done on a server?

No. TIFF decoding runs in your browser through a bundled JavaScript decoder, so scanned documents and contracts never leave the device.

Why did my TIFF fail to load?

TIFF is a container with many optional compressions. Uncompressed, LZW and Deflate variants decode reliably; exotic ones such as JPEG-in-TIFF or CMYK separations from print workflows may not, and you'll get a clear error instead of a wrong image.

Will the colours match the original scan?

For standard RGB TIFFs, yes. Files tagged with a CMYK or unusual colour profile can shift, because the conversion works in the browser's sRGB canvas.