TIFF to PNG Converter

Why Convert TIFF to PNG?

TIFF is a favourite of scanners, printers and professional imaging software because it is flexible and lossless. But TIFF is poorly supported outside that world: web browsers can't display it, many apps refuse it, and multi-page files confuse ordinary viewers. PNG is the lossless format the web understands. It keeps every pixel, supports transparency, and opens in every browser, phone, document editor and design tool.

This TIFF to PNG converter (TIFF से PNG) gives you the best of both: the exact image data from your TIFF in a format that works everywhere. It runs entirely in your browser, handles batches and multi-page TIFFs, and never uploads your files.

How to Use It

1. Choose pages: "First page only" or "All pages" (one PNG per page, delivered as a ZIP).
2. Drop TIFF or TIF files — up to 30 at a time.
3. Watch the list: each file shows its original size, new PNG size and pixel dimensions when done.
4. Download individually, or press Download All (ZIP).

Lossless Means Lossless

Converting TIFF to JPG always throws away some detail, because JPG's compression is lossy. PNG is different: it compresses data the way a ZIP file does, so decompressing it gives back exactly the same pixels. That makes TIFF to PNG the right choice when quality is non-negotiable:

• Logos and brand assets with crisp edges and flat colours.
• Screenshots, diagrams and charts where JPG would blur text.
• Scanned line drawings, signatures and stamps that must stay sharp.
• Images you will edit further — repeated JPG saves degrade quality each time; PNG doesn't.
• Medical, scientific and archival images where every pixel matters.

Transparency Is Kept

TIFFs exported from Photoshop, product-photo software and design tools often contain an alpha channel — transparent areas around a cut-out object. JPG can't store transparency and fills it with white, but PNG keeps it perfectly. Your converted logo or product shot can be placed on any coloured background, website or slide without a white box around it. The thumbnails in the results list show transparency on a checkerboard, so you can confirm it at a glance.

What About File Size?

For photos and colour scans where you just need to share or upload, TIFF to JPG gives far smaller files. For graphics, text and anything needing transparency, PNG is the better choice.

Multi-Page TIFFs

A single TIFF can contain many pages — a scanned booklet, a fax, or a set of layers saved by imaging software. Choose All pages and every page becomes its own PNG, numbered in order inside one ZIP, such as scan-page1.png, scan-page2.png and so on. Reduced-size preview copies that some scanners store alongside the real pages are skipped automatically. To keep pages together in one document, use TIFF to PDF.

Supported TIFF Variations

• Compressions: uncompressed, LZW, Deflate/ZIP, PackBits, CCITT Group 3/4 fax and JPEG-in-TIFF.
• Colour types: RGB, RGBA (with transparency), greyscale, 1-bit black and white, palette and CMYK.
• Bit depths: 1, 8 and 16 bits per channel (16-bit is stored as 8-bit PNG).
• Sizes: files up to 200 MB and images up to about 40 megapixels.

Common Uses

• Web publishing: browsers can't show TIFF, so convert images to PNG for websites, blogs and online stores.
• Design work: bring TIFF assets into Canva, Figma, PowerPoint or Google Slides with transparency intact.
• Documentation: convert scanned diagrams and forms into PNGs for manuals, wikis and reports.
• Printing businesses: share proofs with customers in a format they can open on any phone.
• Developers: prepare app icons and UI images from TIFF exports.
• Further conversion: PNG is the ideal input for PNG to SVG vector tracing.

Editing After Conversion

PNG files open directly in free editors such as GIMP, Paint.NET, Photopea, Canva and the built-in Photos apps on Windows and macOS, as well as in Microsoft Office and Google Docs. Because PNG is lossless, you can crop, annotate and re-save as many times as you like without the gradual blurring that repeated JPG saves cause. When the editing is finished, export a JPG only if you need a smaller file for sharing, and keep the PNG as your clean working copy.

Checking the Result

Each finished row shows a thumbnail, the PNG's file size and its exact pixel dimensions, which always match the TIFF page exactly, so nothing has been cropped, scaled or resampled along the way. Open the downloaded PNG at 100% zoom next to the original to confirm that edges, text and colours are identical — that's the advantage of a lossless format.

Worked Example

A designer sends a logo as logo-final.tif — 3000 × 1200 pixels, with a transparent background, 14 MB uncompressed. You need it for a website header and a WhatsApp business profile. Drop it here and you get logo-final.png, typically a few hundred kilobytes for a logo with flat colours, with the transparent background intact. It drops straight onto the dark website header without a white rectangle, and if you need it smaller still, resize it afterwards with our Image Resizer.

TIFF vs PNG at a Glance

In short: TIFF is a production and archive format, PNG is a delivery format. Converting gives you a copy that anyone can open while you keep the original for the print shop.

Batch Conversion

Add up to 30 TIFFs at once — for example, a folder of product photos exported from a studio, or every page scanned from a file. Files are processed one by one so the browser stays responsive, and each row shows the result as soon as it is ready. Download All (ZIP) bundles every PNG into one file, Re-convert with Settings re-runs the list if you change the page option, and Clear List starts over. The ZIP is created locally too, so even large batches never touch a server.

Why Won't My TIFF Open on a Website or Phone?

TIFF has so many variations — different compressions, colour models, bit depths and page structures — that browser makers never added support for it. Some phone galleries show a blank thumbnail or only the first page, and upload forms that expect "images" often reject .tif files. PNG and JPG are the safe, universal choices. Converting to PNG keeps your image pixel-perfect while making it viewable and uploadable everywhere.

Works on Any Device

Use it on Windows, macOS, Linux, Chromebooks, Android phones and iPhones in any modern browser, with nothing to install. Large batches of high-resolution TIFFs convert fastest on a computer with plenty of memory.

Privacy and Security

The TIFF is decoded by the open-source UTIF.js library and the PNG is created with your browser's own encoder — all on your device. No server receives your images, nothing is logged, and nothing remains after you close the tab. This makes the tool safe for confidential scans, unreleased designs and personal documents.

Troubleshooting

• "Not a valid TIFF file": the file may be damaged or not really a TIFF; check it opens elsewhere.
• Only page one converted: set Pages to "All pages" and press Re-convert with Settings.
• The PNG is bigger than the TIFF: normal for fax or LZW-compressed photo TIFFs. Use TIFF to JPG if size matters.
• Colours differ slightly: CMYK print TIFFs are converted to screen RGB; small shifts in saturated colours are expected.
• "Too large to process": the image is above about 40 megapixels — reduce it in an image editor first.

Tips

• Keep the original TIFF for printing and archiving, especially if it is a CMYK or 16-bit file from a print workflow.
• Need the text? Use TIFF to Text to extract words with OCR.
• Need a white or new background? Edit the PNG with our Background Remover.
• Need JPG later? PNG to JPG converts in one step.

Quick Glossary

• Lossless: compression that keeps the image data exactly.
• Alpha channel: the part of an image that stores transparency.
• Multi-page TIFF: a single TIFF file that contains several images or pages.
• CMYK: the cyan-magenta-yellow-black colour model used for printing.

Why Use This Converter?

True lossless conversion, transparency kept, multi-page support, batches of 30 and complete privacy — free in any browser. Related tools: TIFF to JPG, JPG to TIFF and TIFF to PDF.

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