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Free TIFF to JPG Converter Online

A free TIFF to JPG converter: turn TIFF scans and photos — even multi-page — into shareable JPGs.

Free tool · No sign-up · Private

Drop in a TIFF

.tif / .tiff scans and photos up to 100MB — multi-page files supported. The TIFF engine loads on first use. Your file never leaves this browser.

Private by design. Decoding runs 100% in your browser with the UTIF engine. Your scans are never uploaded, stored, or seen by anyone but you.

Formats & limits

What you can convert

Straightforward limits, stated plainly.

Inputs

.tif / .tiff files up to 100 MB — single or multi-page, from scanners, cameras, or design apps.

Multi-page support

Every page in the TIFF is listed. Pick the page you need and convert it to its own JPG — no desktop software required.

Output

Standard JPG with an adjustable quality slider (default 92%). Transparent areas become white — JPG has no alpha channel.

Honest limits

A few rare proprietary TIFF compressions can't be decoded in any browser. If a page fails, re-export it as uncompressed TIFF and retry.

How it works

Three steps to a shareable JPG

Drop in your TIFF

Choose a .tif or .tiff file up to 100 MB. It never leaves your browser — decoding happens on your device.

Pick a page & quality

For multi-page TIFFs, select the page to convert. Set JPG quality — 92% is the sweet spot for scans.

Convert & download

Hit Convert, check the preview, then download the JPG with exact dimensions and file size shown.

Use cases

When JPG beats TIFF

TIFF is for archiving. JPG is for everything else.

Share scanned documents

A 40 MB scanned contract becomes a 2 MB JPG you can actually email or attach to a form.

Upload to websites

Most upload forms, CMSs and marketplaces don't accept TIFF. Convert once and upload anywhere.

Split multi-page scans

Turn each page of a scanned TIFF into its own JPG — handy for sending individual pages to different people.

Phone-friendly archives

TIFFs won't open in most phone galleries. JPGs open everywhere, so your scans are viewable on any device.

Print-shop prep

Need a quick proof of a TIFF for a client? A 92%-quality JPG shows exactly what the scan looks like at a tenth of the size.

Private by default

Scans are often sensitive — IDs, contracts, medical records. Converting locally means they never touch a server.

FAQ

TIFF to JPG questions

What is a TIFF file, and why convert it?

TIFF is a high-quality, often uncompressed image format used by scanners, cameras, and print shops. The files are huge and many apps can't open them. JPG is universally supported and far smaller — perfect for sharing, emailing, or uploading.

My TIFF has multiple pages. How does that work?

Scanners often pack every scanned page into one multi-page TIFF. This tool lists all pages — pick the one you want from the page selector and convert it to its own JPG. Convert each page you need, one at a time.

Will I lose quality converting TIFF to JPG?

A little — JPG is a lossy format. At the default 92% quality the difference is invisible for scans and photos, while the file typically shrinks 5–20×. If you need pixel-perfect archival copies, keep the original TIFF.

One of my pages won't convert. Why?

TIFF has dozens of proprietary compression flavors, and a few rare ones can't be decoded in a browser. If a page fails, open it in a desktop app (even free ones like IrfanView or GIMP) and re-export it as an uncompressed TIFF, then try again.

Is my TIFF uploaded anywhere?

No. The UTIF decoding engine runs entirely in your browser. Your scans never leave your device — which matters, since scans are often sensitive documents.

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