TIFF to PNG

TIFF to PNG with no loss of quality

TIFF and PNG are both lossless, but PNG is far easier to live with. Browsers show it, phones open it, and every editor and office app can read it. This TIFF to PNG converter moves your scans, diagrams and archive images to that friendlier format, without changing their pixels.

It's the right choice when you can't accept any further compression loss, such as with text documents, technical drawings and images you'll edit later.

How to convert TIFF to PNG

It takes three steps, and the result is identical to the source for 8-bit images.

1. 1

   Pick your TIFF file

   Drop a .tif or .tiff onto the upload box. Only the first page of a multi-page file is used.

2. 2

   Start converting

   Press Convert to PNG. There's no quality to set, since both formats are lossless.

3. 3

   Download the PNG

   You'll get a file that opens anywhere. Take several at once as a ZIP if you've done a batch.

PNG or JPG for your TIFF?

What to know about the conversion

• First page only. Fax files and multi-page scans give you just the first image.
• 8-bit output. High-bit-depth scans are reduced to 8 bits per channel. If you need 16-bit PNG, use desktop software.
• Standard color. Files with embedded profiles or CMYK color are converted for the screen, and that can shift colors a little.
• No metadata. Scanner details, EXIF and DPI information aren't copied.

Making the PNG lighter

Scanned documents often have only a few real colors. Compress Image reduces the PNG's palette, and it can dramatically shrink pages of black text on white, usually with no visible change. If you've got more pixels than you need, Resize Image can reduce them before you share the file.

To turn several converted scans into a single document, use Image to PDF, which creates one page per image.

Runs on your device

Your TIFF files aren't uploaded, so scans of personal or company documents remain private. The tool is free, with no account or watermark.