SVG to TIFF Converter

1. Upload one or more SVG files (up to 50 MB total).
2. Choose output resolution — 2048px or 4096px recommended for print.
3. Click 'Convert to TIFF' — finishes in under 4 seconds per file.
4. Download TIFF files individually, or grab all as a ZIP.

TIFF is the professional standard for print production — lossless, uncompressed, and universally accepted by print shops. A rasterized SVG becomes 10-50x larger as TIFF, but preserves every pixel of the rasterized output exactly.

SVG is vector-based — perfect for design but not accepted by print shops, publishers, or archival workflows. TIFF is the industry standard for print production: it's lossless, preserves quality across multiple edits, and is universally accepted by professional print software. Converting SVG to TIFF at high resolution gives you a print-ready raster image that maintains SVG's crisp appearance.

The converter parses the SVG XML, rasterizes it at high resolution using CairoSVG (typically 2-4x the print size for optimal quality), and writes it as an uncompressed or LZW-compressed TIFF. SVG's transparency is preserved as TIFF's alpha channel.

• Preparing SVG logos for print production (business cards, brochures).
• Converting SVG illustrations to TIFF for magazine or book publishing.
• Archiving SVG designs in a lossless format for long-term storage.
• Feeding SVG graphics into print workflows that require TIFF.
• Creating high-resolution TIFF versions of SVG icons for large-format printing.
• Submitting SVG designs to publishers that require TIFF.
• Preparing SVG assets for professional printing on merchandise.

TIFF output is lossless — every pixel of the rasterized SVG is preserved exactly. Choose 2x the target print size in pixels for standard print quality (e.g. 300 DPI on an 8×10 inch print = 2400×3000 pixels). For maximum print quality, choose 4096px. TIFF is the best format for print production because it supports lossless editing.

• TIFF files are 10-50x larger than the source SVG.
• Output is fixed at one resolution — cannot scale without quality loss.
• TIFF is not a web format — cannot be displayed in browsers.
• Very large TIFF files may be slow to open in some software.
• SVG animations are converted using only the first frame.

• TIFF opens natively in every professional image editor.
• Standard format for print shops, publishers, and archives.
• Supported by Adobe Acrobat, document management systems, OCR tools.
• Compatible with Microsoft Office, QuarkXPress, InDesign.
• Universal in print production workflows.

• Choose 2-4x the print size in pixels for optimal quality.
• Use 4096px or higher for large-format printing.
• TIFF preserves transparency from the source SVG.
• For web use, convert SVG → PNG or WebP instead.
• Batch-convert up to 50 MB of SVG files at once.

TIFF file is too large

Expected — TIFF is lossless and produces very large files. For smaller files with acceptable quality, use JPG or WebP instead.

TIFF output looks pixelated when zoomed in

The output resolution is too low for the zoom level. Re-convert at a higher resolution (e.g. 4096px).

TIFF won't display in browser

TIFF is not a web format. Use PNG, WebP, or JPG for web delivery; use TIFF only for print.

• W3C — SVG 1.1 Specification
• Adobe — TIFF Specification