Your TIFF source
A TIFF scan or photograph may use a compression method the destination cannot read. This tool decodes its first raster page locally.
Make a JPG copy of a TIFF when the destination needs a more common still-image format.
Choose a file to get started.
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A TIFF scan or photograph may use a compression method the destination cannot read. This tool decodes its first raster page locally.
JPG is useful for sharing a photographic TIFF with apps that do not read TIFF. Transparent areas are placed over white.
Explore the JPG converterKeep the TIFF for print or archival use. JPG adds lossy compression and drops additional pages, transparency, and print metadata.
A TIFF file may not be accepted by the app or upload form you need. TIFF to JPG creates a separate JPG copy while leaving your original file untouched.

| Property | TIFF / TIF | JPG / JPEG |
|---|---|---|
| What it stores | One or more raster pages with possible print metadata | A still raster image |
| Compression | Varies by source; this tool reads selected common TIFF compressions | Lossy photo compression |
| Transparency | May contain transparency | No alpha transparency |
| Typical use | Scans, print artwork, and archival image exchange | Photographs and everyday sharing |
TIFF decoding uses open-source libraries. View licenses and source.
No. This tool exports only the first TIFF page. Keep the source when later pages matter.
JPG is useful for sharing a photographic TIFF with apps that do not read TIFF. Transparent areas are placed over white. The output uses 8-bit display pixels and does not carry TIFF print metadata.
Choose one standard TIFF file up to 25 MB. The first page must be no more than 12 million pixels and 65,535 pixels on either side. BigTIFF and some specialized print or RAW variants are not supported.
No. A decoder downloads only after you run the tool. Processing takes place on your device; the selected TIFF is not uploaded.