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PDF to TIFF
Convert PDF pages into TIFF images.
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PDF to TIFF processes files locally in your browser.
Convert PDF pages to TIFF images in your browser
Render each page of a PDF into a TIFF image, entirely on your device. TIFF is the format many archival, print-shop, and scanner workflows still expect — everything runs locally so your file never leaves your device.
How to convert PDF to TIFF
- Choose or drop a PDF file.
- Pick a resolution: 1×, 1.5×, or 2×.
- Convert all pages.
- Download each page as its own TIFF, or download every page at once as a ZIP.
What you get
- Real TIFF files (not a JPG or PNG renamed with a
.tiffextension) — uncompressed 8-bit RGBA. - One TIFF file per PDF page. A multi-page PDF produces multiple TIFF files, bundled together into a single ZIP — not one multi-page TIFF container.
- Page dimensions and aspect ratio are preserved.
- Uncompressed TIFF output is usually much larger than a JPG or PNG of the same page at the same resolution.
Browser privacy
- Processing occurs locally in the browser.
- Files are not uploaded to Looty Tools.
- Conversion results remain on your device.
Limits
- Maximum file size is 25 MB, up to 50 pages.
- Rendered page dimensions are capped at 4096 pixels on the longest edge to avoid running out of browser memory on very large pages.
- Output is uncompressed 8-bit RGBA TIFF — there is no lossless-compression or quality option.
- Password-protected PDFs are not supported.
Related PDF tools
- PDF to JPGConvert PDF pages into downloadable JPG or PNG images.
- PDF to PNGConvert PDF pages into downloadable PNG images.
Guides
- How to Convert PDF to TIFFRender PDF pages as TIFF images in your browser for archival, print-shop, or scanner-software workflows, and see why everyday sharing usually calls for JPG or PNG instead.
- PDF to TIFF Resolution & QualityWhat the 1×, 1.5×, and 2× resolution options actually mean in output pixels, why rendering is capped at 4096 pixels per edge, and why this uncompressed TIFF output is larger than the equivalent JPG or PNG.
- PDF to TIFF vs PNG vs JPGA practical comparison of when TIFF is genuinely the right output for a PDF page versus when PNG or JPG serves better, plus the one-TIFF-per-page-and-ZIP behavior to expect for multi-page PDFs.
PDF to TIFF FAQ
- Is my PDF uploaded anywhere?
- No. Conversion runs locally in the browser. Your PDF is not uploaded to Looty Tools.
- Does this produce a single multi-page TIFF file?
- No. Each PDF page becomes its own TIFF file. When a PDF has more than one page, all of the page TIFFs are bundled together into a single ZIP download rather than one multi-page TIFF container.
- Why are the TIFF files larger than JPG or PNG at the same resolution?
- TIFF output here is uncompressed 8-bit RGBA, so file sizes are usually significantly larger than a JPG or PNG of the same page at the same resolution. Choose PDF to JPG or PDF to PNG instead if smaller file size matters more than TIFF compatibility.
- What resolution options are available?
- Choose 1×, 1.5×, or 2× the PDF page size. Rendered dimensions are capped so the browser does not run out of memory on very large pages.
- What is the maximum PDF size?
- The maximum file size is 25 MB, with up to 50 pages.