PDF to TIFF
Turn a PDF into a single multi-page TIFF for archives, document management systems, fax, or print. No registration and no watermarks.
Drag a PDF here or select a file to convert to a multi-page TIFF.
Online PDF to Multi-Page TIFF Converter
Does your document management system, archive, or legacy software accept only TIFF? Upload a PDF and the service saves every page into one multi-page TIFF file. Pages are rendered in 24-bit color at 200 dpi, and lossless LZW compression keeps text, stamps, and signatures crisp. There is no need to stitch separate images together by hand: one PDF becomes one TIFF with the same page order. The PDF to TIFF conversion runs online on our server — free, with no registration and no watermarks.
When to Convert PDF to TIFF
- Long-term archives — TIFF has been a trusted lossless raster format in archives for decades.
- Document management systems — some DMS and accounting tools accept scanned documents only as TIFF.
- Fax and print shops — online fax services and many printers traditionally work with TIFF.
- Legacy software — older viewers and imaging tools cannot open PDF but handle TIFF fine.
Benefits of Our PDF to TIFF Converter
- One multi-page file — all PDF pages go into a single TIFF instead of dozens of separate images.
- Lossless compression — LZW reduces file size without degrading image quality.
- Color at 200 dpi — 24-bit color and 200 dpi suit reading, printing, and archiving.
- No software to install — no Acrobat, Photoshop, or virtual printer drivers needed.
- Free and private — no registration or watermarks, and files are deleted from the server within 48 hours.
How to Convert PDF to TIFF
- Upload a PDF to the upload area on the page.
- Click Convert to TIFF — processing runs in the background.
- Download the finished multi-page TIFF from the link when the task completes.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I convert PDF to TIFF online?
- Upload a PDF, click Convert to TIFF, and wait for background processing to finish. Then download one TIFF file containing all pages. No registration needed.
- Do I get one file or one file per page?
- One. All PDF pages are stored inside a single multi-page TIFF in their original order.
- What resolution and color depth does the result have?
- 200 dpi and 24-bit color. That is enough for reading, printing, and archiving documents. The resolution cannot be changed in the interface.
- Is quality lost during conversion?
- LZW compression is lossless, so there are no JPG-style artifacts. Vector text is, however, rasterized at 200 dpi — it becomes part of an image.
- Why is the TIFF larger than the original PDF?
- A PDF stores text and graphics compactly as vectors, while TIFF is a raster format that records every pixel. So a TIFF is usually much heavier, especially for color pages.
- Can I search text in the TIFF?
- No, a TIFF contains only page images. If you need searchable text, keep the original PDF alongside it or use the PDF/A format.
- How do I open a multi-page TIFF?
- Use IrfanView, XnView, GIMP, Adobe Photoshop, the built-in viewers on Windows and macOS, or most document management systems.
- Are files deleted after conversion?
- Yes. The source PDF and the resulting TIFF are automatically deleted from the server within 48 hours and are never published.