TIFF to PDF Converter
Turn TIFF scans into one PDF. Multi-page TIFF files keep every page, in order.
How it works
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Select TIFF files
Choose TIF or TIFF files from a scanner, fax or archive. Each page of a multi-page file is added automatically.
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Arrange pages
Each image becomes one page. Put them in order, rotate sideways scans, and remove anything you don’t need.
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Download PDF
Select Create PDF and download one file, ready to email, upload or print. Or get a separate PDF for each image in a ZIP.
Multi-page TIFF, handled
Scanners and fax software often save a whole document as one multi-page TIFF. Every page in the file becomes a page in the PDF, in the original order, and you can still reorder, rotate or remove any of them.
Black-and-white and grayscale scans are kept lossless, so text stays crisp. Colour TIFF images are saved as high-quality JPG inside the PDF to keep the file a reasonable size.
Privacy
Your images never leave your device. Reading, converting and creating the PDF all happen in your browser.
Nothing is uploaded to our servers, and there is no account to store files in. Closing this tab clears your images from memory.
Questions
Can I convert a multi-page TIFF to PDF?
Yes. Every page in the TIFF becomes its own page in the PDF, in the same order. You can rotate or remove pages before creating the PDF.
Why convert TIFF to PDF?
Many phones, browsers and upload forms can’t open TIFF files. A PDF opens everywhere and is accepted almost everywhere, with the scan looking the same.
Will my scans lose quality?
Black-and-white and grayscale pages are kept lossless. Colour pages are saved as very high quality JPG. Very large scans are reduced to about 16 megapixels so they work on phones.
Can I get a separate PDF for each image?
Yes. In PDF settings, set Output to Separate PDFs. Each image becomes its own PDF, and you download them all together in one ZIP file. The PDFs are numbered in page order, so they stay in the right order in any folder.
Are my images uploaded anywhere?
No. Reading, converting and creating the PDF all happen in your browser, on your device. Your images are never sent to a server, so they stay private even for documents like IDs, contracts and bank statements.
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