TIFF to JPG Converter
Convert a scanned TIFF document or photo into a small, shareable JPG — free, instant, entirely on your device.
Drop a TIFF file here
.tif or .tiff — nothing is uploaded to a server
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How to convert a TIFF to JPG
Drop your .tif or .tiff file into the box above. Since browsers can't open TIFF natively, this tool uses an open-source decoder (UTIF.js) to read the file locally, draws the first page onto a canvas, and re-encodes it as a compressed JPG ready to download.
For example, a flatbed scanner set to "archival quality" often saves pages as TIFF by default, producing files tens of megabytes each. Converting a scanned page here to JPG typically shrinks it dramatically, making it practical to email or upload.
Why TIFF files are so large
TIFF is a professional archival format popular in scanning, printing and publishing workflows precisely because it can store images uncompressed or losslessly compressed at very high bit depth. That fidelity comes at the cost of file size — a single scanned page can easily exceed the size of dozens of JPGs. Converting to JPG is the right move once a document is heading somewhere that just needs to display or print at normal quality rather than archive at maximum fidelity.
Frequently asked questions
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