JPG/PNG to TIFF Converter

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Conversion Options

JPG → WebP

Convert JPG images to modern WebP format, reducing file size while maintaining high quality.

JPG → AVIF

Get the best compression ratio with advanced AVIF format for faster website loading.

JPG → PNG

Convert to lossless PNG format, perfect for scenarios requiring transparency or high-quality images.

JPG → TIFF

Convert to professional TIFF format, ideal for printing, publishing, and professional image editing workflows.

Key Features

No Server Uploads

Your images stay private. No data is sent to any server.

Local Processing

All processing is done in your browser.

Best for Web

Optimized images for websites and web applications.

Removes Metadata

Automatically removes unnecessary metadata during conversion.

Fast Conversion

High-performance and lightning-fast conversion process.

Top Performance

Best performance in local image converters.

Batch Processing

Convert multiple images at once through batch processing.

Size Reduction

Significantly reduce file size while maintaining quality.

User Reviews

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Li Ming
★★★★★

This image converter has been a game-changer for my photography business. The batch processing feature saves me hours of work time, and the quality control is excellent.

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Zhang Ying
★★★★★

As a graphic designer, I really appreciate the precision and reliability of this tool. The interface is intuitive, and the conversion quality is consistently excellent.

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Wang Wei
★★★★★

The local processing feature gives me peace of mind when handling client-sensitive images. Fast, secure, and professional - exactly what I need.

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Liu Ting
★★★★★

I use this tool daily for my social media content. The ability to reduce file size while maintaining image quality is invaluable for my work.

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Zhao Jun
★★★★★

Perfect for my website development projects. The batch conversion feature and format flexibility make this tool an indispensable part of my workflow.

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Sun Li
★★★★★

The speed and efficiency of this converter are impressive. It handles large batches of images seamlessly, saving me valuable time in my design work.

FAQ

What image formats can I convert to TIFF?

This tool is designed to convert JPG/JPEG and PNG images to TIFF format. Other formats are not supported at this time.

Is my data safe when using this tool?

Absolutely safe! All processing is done locally in your browser. Your images never leave your device, and no data is sent to any server, ensuring complete privacy and security.

What is TIFF, and why should I use it?

TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is a professional image format that supports lossless compression and high-quality images. It's ideal for printing, publishing, and professional image editing workflows where image quality is paramount. TIFF files maintain all image data without compression artifacts, making them perfect for archival purposes and professional photography.

What quality setting should I use?

For TIFF conversion, higher quality settings (85-100%) are recommended to maintain professional image quality. TIFF format is designed for high-quality output, so using maximum quality settings will preserve all image details for professional use.

How many images can I convert at once?

There's no fixed limit, but performance depends on your device's capabilities. For optimal performance, we recommend converting 20-30 images at a time. Larger batches may cause browser slowdown.

Are TIFF images suitable for web use?

TIFF images are primarily designed for professional use, printing, and archival purposes rather than web use. They tend to be larger in file size compared to web-optimized formats like JPEG or WebP. For web applications, consider using JPEG, PNG, or WebP formats instead.