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Convert JPG to TIFF Format

Convert your JPG images to TIFF format. Transform JPG photos into high-quality TIFF files for professional printing and archival.

Convert JPG to TIFF Format

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Choose Image File

Drag and drop your JPG file here or click to browse

Max 10MB

90%
Deflate (Lossless)

Compression is automatically selected based on quality setting. Higher quality uses lossless compression, lower quality uses more efficient compression.

300 DPI (Print Quality)

TIFF image will be processed here

Preview not available for TIFF format

Max file size: 10MB

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Up to 10MB
Optimized Output

Benefits of Converting JPG to TIFF

Professional Quality

TIFF maintains maximum image quality with various compression options, making it ideal for professional work.

Multiple Layers Support

TIFF can store multiple layers, alpha channels, and extensive metadata for complex image projects.

Print-Ready Format

The industry standard for high-quality printing and publishing applications.

Archival Standard

Widely used for long-term image preservation and archiving due to its quality and flexibility.

How It Works

1

Upload your JPG image

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Choose compression options

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Click "Convert Now"

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Download your TIFF file

About TIFF Format

TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is a professional image format widely used in photography, publishing, and archiving. It offers excellent image quality with various compression options, and supports layers, metadata, and multiple color spaces. TIFF is the format of choice for high-quality image preservation and professional printing.

Safe & Secure Processing

We prioritize processing images directly in your browser when possible. For some conversions, secure server processing is used, and files are promptly deleted after handling. Your privacy is our priority.

Comparison

JPG vs TIFF: What's the Difference?

JPG Format

Much smaller file sizes (up to 80% smaller)
Faster loading times on websites
Better for photographs and complex images
Universal compatibility
No transparency support

TIFF Format

Professional image format
Multiple compression options
Excellent for printing and archiving
Supports layers and metadata
Larger file sizes than web formats

When to Use TIFF?

Professional Photography

When working with high-quality photographs that require extensive editing and processing.

Print Publishing

When preparing images for professional printing, magazines, or high-quality publications.

Image Archiving

When preserving images for long-term storage with maximum quality and metadata.

Medical & Scientific Imaging

When working with specialized images that require precise detail and multiple layers of information.

FAQs: Converting JPG to TIFF