TIFF to PDF Converter

1. Upload one or more TIFF files (up to 50 MB total).
2. Click 'Convert TIFF to PDF' — takes 3-10 seconds per file.
3. Download the PDF — all pages combined.

TIFF is the preferred format for scanned documents, archival imaging, and professional photography. Multi-page TIFFs convert to multi-page PDFs — one page per TIFF frame.

TIFF is the standard format for scanned documents, faxes, and archival imaging — it's lossless, supports multi-page documents, and works with professional scanning software. But TIFF files are large and not universally viewable. Converting to PDF makes them smaller, universal, and printable. Multi-page TIFFs convert to multi-page PDFs with one page per frame.

The converter decodes each page of the TIFF file and embeds it in a PDF page using img2pdf. Lossless quality is preserved. Multi-page TIFFs become multi-page PDFs. Multiple TIFF files are combined sequentially. Output is PDF 1.7.

• Converting scanned documents from TIFF to PDF.
• Archiving multi-page TIFFs as searchable PDFs.
• Combining multiple TIFF scans into one document.
• Preparing faxes (1-bit TIFF) for PDF delivery.
• Making TIFF photos viewable on any device.
• Submitting TIFF scans to systems requiring PDF.
• Reducing TIFF file size while preserving quality.

TIFF → PDF preserves the lossless quality of the source. Multi-page TIFFs become multi-page PDFs. Compression is preserved (or re-encoded losslessly). Colors are exact for RGB and grayscale; CMYK is converted to RGB.

• CMYK TIFFs are converted to RGB (color shift may occur).
• Very large TIFFs (100+ MB) may take longer.
• 16-bit TIFFs may be converted to 8-bit for PDF compatibility.
• PDF is image-based — text within TIFF isn't searchable.
• For editable text, use OCR after conversion.

• Output PDF opens in every browser, reader, and OS.
• Printable with full fidelity.
• Accepted by every document management system.
• Standard for scanned document workflows.
• Standard PDF — no special software needed.

• Multi-page TIFFs become multi-page PDFs automatically.
• Lossless quality is preserved — no re-compression loss.
• For text search, run OCR after PDF conversion.
• For 1-bit fax TIFFs, PDF preserves the bitonal quality.
• Combine multiple TIFFs by uploading them together.

Very large PDF after conversion

TIFF is lossless — the PDF preserves that. For smaller files, use JPEG compression in the source TIFF or convert to JPG first.

CMYK colors look different

CMYK TIFFs are converted to RGB for PDF. Some color shift is expected. For color-critical work, convert to RGB in the source.

Multi-page TIFF only shows one page

Check that the source is truly multi-page. Our converter preserves all pages. If only one appears, the source may be single-page.

• Adobe — TIFF Specification
• PDF Association — ISO 32000