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TIFF to JPG, every page

Open TIFF scans as JPGs

Every page of a scan, as JPG or PNG, in any browser.

or drop them here · paste works too

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A screenshot of a dashboard with a bar chart and a tableTIFF
A screenshot of a dashboard with a bar chart and a tableJPG

Drop TIFF files — multi-page scans welcome

Every page is listed. Choose one, several or all, and each is written as JPEG or PNG.

You can paste a picture, too.

Drop TIFF scans or exports. Every page is read by this site's own TIFF reader — on any browser — listed with a preview, and written as JPEG or PNG, one file per page.

A TIFF reader in the page

Only Safari opens TIFF by itself. So that TIFF converts on Chrome, Edge and Firefox too, this page carries its own TIFF reader: it walks every page in the file, decompresses it (uncompressed, LZW, Deflate or PackBits), and converts black-and-white, grey, palette, RGB, RGBA and CMYK pages to pixels the browser can encode.

Some TIFFs it does not read, and it says so per page rather than guessing: JPEG-compressed TIFF, fax (CCITT) compression, floating-point samples and planar layouts. 16-bit pages are reduced to 8 bits per channel; CMYK is converted to RGB without a colour profile, which the page notes.

One file per page

Every readable page is chosen to start with; untick the ones you do not want. JPEG pages are searched to the lowest quality that still measures visually identical (0.990 at 512 px); PNG keeps every pixel. Several pages download as one ZIP named name-p01.jpg, name-p02.jpg and so on, with a manifest.

To put the pages into one PDF instead, use JPG to PDF with the converted pages.

Questions about TIFF to JPG

Can I convert a multi-page TIFF?
Yes. Every page is listed with a preview, and each chosen page becomes its own JPG or PNG, saved together as a ZIP.
Does this work in Chrome and on Windows?
Yes. The page carries its own TIFF reader, so it does not depend on the browser opening TIFF.
Why does one of my pages say it cannot be read?
It uses a storage method this reader does not decode — usually JPEG-in-TIFF or fax compression. The page names the reason; the other pages still convert.
TIFF to PNG or TIFF to JPG?
PNG keeps every pixel of a scan and suits text and line art; JPG is far smaller for photographs. Both are offered.
Are my scans uploaded?
No. The TIFF is read, converted and checked in this tab and never leaves the device.

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