PDF to TIFF Converter

TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is a standard in the printing and publishing industries. It's a versatile format that can be lossless, preserving all the original image data, which is critical for professional workflows.

• Archival: TIFF is an excellent choice for archiving important documents and images because its lossless compression ensures that no data is lost over time or through repeated saves.
• High-Quality Printing: The print industry relies on TIFF for its ability to store high-resolution images with rich color data (like CMYK) without quality degradation.
• Scanning: Many high-end document scanners save to the TIFF format by default to capture the most accurate representation of the original document.

1. Upload PDF File: Drag and drop your PDF, or click to select a file. The tool will load the document and generate page previews.
2. Choose Conversion Mode:
   • Select "Convert Pages to TIFF" to render pages as images.
   • Select "Extract Embedded Images" to pull out existing images and convert them to TIFF.
3. Select Pages (if converting): If you chose to convert pages, click on the thumbnails of the pages you want, or use the input box to specify ranges (e.g., "1-3, 5").
4. Adjust Settings (Optional): Add a prefix or suffix for the output filenames.
5. Convert: Click the "Convert" or "Extract" button to start the process.
6. Download: Download your generated TIFF files individually or all at once in a ZIP archive.