Why a TIFF inside HTML used to look broken
Safari is the only major browser that displays TIFF. Chrome, Edge and Firefox show a broken-image icon instead. Our old converter put the TIFF into the page as it was, so most people saw nothing. Now we convert the TIFF to PNG, which every browser shows, and place that PNG inside the HTML file. PNG is lossless, so no compression artefacts are added.
How to convert TIFF to HTML
- Upload the .tif or .tiff file above.
- Choose HTML as the output.
- Convert and open the downloaded .html file in any browser.
The page shows the image alone, centred and fitted to the window. A file that isn't a valid image gets a plain message.
Other TIFF conversions
If you just need a TIFF that opens everywhere, TIFF to PNG or TIFF to JPG gives you the image file itself. Scans and multi-page documents often suit TIFF to PDF better. See the TIFF converter for all options.