How to convert TIFF to PNG
- Select Choose files, or drop your TIFF files on the box.
- Wait while each page is decoded and saved.
- Select Download. A multi-page TIFF gives a ZIP with one PNG for each page.
Why convert TIFF to PNG
TIFF is common in scanning, publishing and photography, but browsers, chat apps and many websites cannot show it. PNG is lossless like TIFF and opens everywhere. It is the right choice for scans of documents, screenshots, line art and anything with transparency, where JPG would blur sharp edges.
Multi-page TIFF files
A TIFF can hold many pages in one file, such as a scanned contract or a fax. This tool reads every page and saves each as a separate PNG named with its page number, then packs them into a ZIP. Pages keep their original pixel size. If the TIFF has only one page, you get a single PNG without a ZIP.
What is supported
The tool decodes common TIFF files: colour, grayscale and black and white, with uncompressed, LZW, Deflate or PackBits compression. Very unusual variants, such as some CMYK or multi-spectral files, may fail with a message that the file could not be read. When that happens, try exporting the TIFF again from the program that made it.
Tips
- Need a much smaller file for photos? Use TIFF to JPG.
- Convert old bitmaps with BMP to PNG.
- Convert icons with ICO to PNG.
- Change the PNG resolution label for print with change image DPI.
Good to know
Scanned documents are the most common reason people hold TIFF files. If the scan is black and white text, the PNG will be very small and perfectly sharp. If the scan is a colour photograph, the PNG can be large, because lossless compression cannot shrink natural images much. In that case choose the JPG tool and keep the PNG only for archives. File names are kept, with the page number added for multi-page documents, so your pages stay in the right order.
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