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TIFF to JPG Converter

Your images are processed locally in your browser and never uploaded to any server.

TIFF is the format of scanners, print shops, and archives, which is exactly why nothing on the web accepts it. Convert TIFFs to quality JPGs locally in your browser; multi-page TIFFs export their first page, and batch mode handles the whole archive folder.

How to use the tiff to jpg converter

  1. Add your TIFF file(s). The decoder loads on demand, only on this page.
  2. Set JPG quality (85+ preserves scan detail well).
  3. Convert; each file reports its new size.
  4. Download individually or as a ZIP.

Frequently asked questions

Why won't browsers open TIFF natively?

TIFF predates the web and comes in dozens of compression variants (LZW, PackBits, deflate, uncompressed, …), so browsers simply never adopted it. A dedicated decoder (loaded here only when you use this page) bridges the gap.

What happens with multi-page TIFFs?

The first page converts, which suits scans and faxes where page one is the document. Multi-page export is an explicit non-goal here rather than a silent failure. The tool tells you what it did.

Will converting lose my TIFF's quality?

TIFFs from scanners are typically lossless, so one quality-85+ JPG encode is visually transparent. For archival fidelity, use the TIFF to PNG tool, which is lossless end-to-end.

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