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TIFF to PDF

Convert TIFF images to PDF with an engine that actually handles every kind of TIFF — multi-page scans (every page kept), CCITT G3/G4 fax documents, LZW, JPEG-in-TIFF, CMYK, grayscale, bilevel and 16-bit — losslessly and at the correct print size. Fax and JPEG pages are embedded untouched, so a scanned document stays razor-sharp and tiny. Batch-convert many files, optionally combine them into one PDF, and pick page size & DPI. Files are deleted the instant your PDF is ready.

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TIFF to PDF

Every TIFF variant, converted perfectly — multi-page, fax, CMYK.


Convert TIFF to PDF — Merge Multi-Page Scans Into a Single Document

TIFF is the go-to format for scanned documents, medical imaging, and archival photography. But sharing a TIFF is a headache — most email clients cannot preview them, many phones cannot open them, and web browsers ignore them entirely. Converting TIFF to PDF puts your high-quality scans into a format that opens, prints, and shares everywhere without compatibility issues.

Our TIFF to PDF converter is built on a specialised engine (img2pdf) that handles every kind of TIFF other tools choke on: multi-page scans, CCITT Group 3/4 fax compression, LZW, PackBits, Deflate, JPEG-in-TIFF, CMYK, grayscale, bilevel and 16-bit. Fax and JPEG pages are embedded byte-for-byte without re-encoding, so scans stay razor-sharp and the PDF stays tiny, and the scan's DPI is read so pages print at their true physical size. No watermark, and no signup for your first 2 tasks a day.

How to Convert TIFF to PDF

Upload your TIFF file and the converter maps each page to a PDF page, preserving the original resolution and image quality.

1. Select TIFF Files

Drop one or several single- or multi-page .tiff/.tif files straight from your device. Scanned documents, faxes and photographs all work.

2. Process Pages

Each page in the multi-page TIFF is extracted and mapped to a corresponding PDF page. Single-page TIFFs become a one-page PDF.

3. Build PDF

Images are embedded at their original DPI. No resampling, no quality loss. The page dimensions match the TIFF dimensions automatically.

4. Download PDF

Get one PDF per file, a ZIP of them all, or tick "Combine into one PDF" for a single merged document — with a live preview. Your original TIFF is deleted the instant the PDF is delivered.


Why Convert TIFF to PDF

PDF is universally supported while TIFF is not. Converting scanned documents from TIFF to PDF makes them shareable, printable, and accessible on every device.

Multi-Page Support

A 50-page multi-page TIFF becomes a single 50-page PDF. No need to split or manually combine individual images.

Legal and Compliance

Courts and government systems accept PDF far more widely than TIFF. Convert your legal scans for submission without quality loss.

Email-Friendly

PDF files display inline in most email clients. TIFF attachments often appear as blank icons that recipients cannot preview.

Mobile Compatible

Phones and tablets open PDFs natively. TIFF files require specialized apps that most people do not have installed.

Every TIFF Variant, Lossless

CCITT fax and JPEG-in-TIFF pages are copied in byte-for-byte; CMYK, grayscale, bilevel, palette, 16-bit, LZW, PackBits and Deflate are all embedded losslessly. Every pixel is preserved exactly as scanned.

Private and Free

No watermark, and no signup for your first 2 tasks a day. Files are converted in isolated temporary folders and deleted immediately after delivery — nothing stored or tracked.


TIFF to PDF — FAQs

Yes. Multi-page TIFF files are fully supported. Each page in the TIFF becomes a corresponding page in the PDF. A 100-page TIFF produces a 100-page PDF.

No. The TIFF image data is embedded in the PDF at its original resolution and quality. No resampling or additional compression is applied.

Yes. Drop several TIFF files and tick "Combine all files into one PDF" — every file and all of their pages are merged into a single document, in the order they are listed. Leave it unticked to get one PDF per file (individually or as a ZIP).

Yes, completely free. No signup and no watermark: 2 free tasks a day (3 with a free account).