Convert TIFF to PDF
TIFF files can be enormous and require special viewers — especially multi-page TIFFs. Convert them to PDF for universal viewing, compact file sizes and easy sharing.
From a bulky, viewer-dependent image to a compact PDF
The problem with TIFF
- TIFF files are often tens or hundreds of megabytes — too large to email.
- Multi-page TIFFs need specialised viewers that most people do not have.
- Web browsers and mobile devices cannot display TIFF files.
- Sharing a TIFF usually means the recipient cannot open it.
Why a PDF solves it
- PDF handles multi-page content natively — no special viewer needed.
- The output is significantly smaller than an uncompressed TIFF.
- PDF opens on every device, browser and operating system.
- It is the standard for long-term document archiving.
How to convert TIFF to PDF
Upload your TIFF files
Drop one or more TIFF files, including multi-page TIFFs, or a ZIP archive.
Choose your settings
Pick a page size and margins, or keep the original image dimensions.
Download your PDF
Get a PDF with all TIFF pages preserved in order.
What the TIFF to PDF converter does
Handle even the largest multi-page TIFF files with ease.
Multi-page support
Every page in a multi-page TIFF becomes its own page in the PDF.
Lossless embedding
Image data is embedded at full resolution — no quality is discarded.
Batch and ZIP
Convert many TIFF files at once, including a ZIP of images.
Page size control
Choose A4, Letter or keep the original image dimensions.
When TIFF to PDF helps
Scanned documents
Scanners often produce multi-page TIFF files. PDF makes them easy to share and archive.
Medical and engineering
Convert high-resolution TIFF imaging files to PDF for reports and record-keeping.
Fax archives
Legacy fax systems store pages as TIFF. PDF is a more accessible archive format.
Print proofs
Bundle TIFF proofs into a single PDF for review and approval.
TIFF to PDF — questions
Does the converter preserve multi-page TIFF files?
Yes. Each page in a multi-page TIFF becomes a separate page in the resulting PDF, in the same order.
Will the file be smaller as a PDF?
Typically yes. PDF uses efficient compression, so the output is usually much smaller than an uncompressed TIFF.
Does the converter keep the original image quality?
Yes. Image data is embedded at full resolution, so there is no visible quality loss.
Can I upload a ZIP of TIFF files?
Yes. Upload a ZIP archive and we extract and convert each TIFF file inside it.
Is it free and private?
Yes. Conversion is free and files are deleted automatically afterwards. We never view or share them.