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Convert TIFF to PNG - Web-Ready Lossless Images

Convert TIFF images to PNG with lossless compression.

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Need TIFF Images for Web or Apps?

TIFF is the professional standard for print and archiving, but web browsers don't display TIFF files. PNG provides the solution-lossless quality that works everywhere online while preserving transparency.

Converting TIFF to PNG maintains your image quality without the compression artifacts of JPG, making it ideal for graphics, logos, and images with transparency.

How to Convert TIFF to PNG

  1. Upload your TIFF file - Select your image
  2. Confirm PNG output - PNG preserves quality losslessly
  3. Download your file - Get your web-ready image

Conversion happens in your browser-instant and private.

Why Convert TIFF to PNG?

Web Compatibility

Browsers display PNG natively. Your image works in any website, email, or application without plugins or special software.

Transparency Preserved

Both TIFF and PNG support alpha transparency. Converting preserves transparent backgrounds-essential for logos and overlays.

Lossless Quality

Unlike JPG, PNG doesn't discard image data. Your graphics stay crisp with sharp edges and clean text.

Smaller Than TIFF

PNG files are typically 2-5x smaller than TIFF while maintaining identical visual quality. Better compression, same results.

TIFF to PNG vs TIFF to JPG

Choose the right format for your needs:

  • Choose PNG when: You need transparency, have graphics with sharp edges, or want lossless quality
  • Choose JPG when: You have photographs, need smallest possible files, or transparency isn't needed

For photographs without transparency, TIFF to JPG produces smaller files. For graphics and transparent images, PNG is better.

File Size Expectations

PNG files are smaller than TIFF but larger than JPG:

  • TIFF photo (50MB) → PNG (10-20MB) → JPG (3-5MB)
  • TIFF graphic (5MB) → PNG (500KB-2MB) → JPG (200-500KB)

For web graphics with transparency, PNG's size is acceptable. For photo galleries, consider JPG.

Multi-Page TIFF Support

Multi-page TIFF files (common for faxes and document scans) convert to individual PNG files-one per page. This makes them viewable in any browser or image viewer.

Batch Convert Multiple TIFFs

Have many TIFF files to convert? Upload all of them and convert to PNG in one batch. Perfect for preparing design assets for web use.

Works on Any Device

Convert TIFF to PNG in your browser:

  • Windows, Mac, Linux, Chromebook
  • Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge
  • iPhone, iPad, Android

Pro Tip

For web graphics from design files, export to TIFF first (preserving layers/quality), then convert to PNG for web. This workflow keeps your source files intact.

Common Mistake

Using PNG for photographs. PNG files of photos are huge. Use TIFF to JPG for photos, TIFF to PNG only for graphics with transparency or sharp edges.

Best For

Converting design assets, logos with transparency, and graphics from print-ready TIFF to web-usable PNG. Ideal for maintaining quality in non-photographic images.

Not Recommended

Don't use for photo galleries or image-heavy websites. PNG photos are too large for efficient web delivery. Convert photos to JPG instead.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Both TIFF and PNG support lossless compression. Converting preserves every pixel exactly-no quality loss whatsoever.

Yes. PNG fully supports alpha transparency. Transparent areas in your TIFF remain transparent in PNG.

Browsers don't display TIFF files. You'd need to download and open in separate software. PNG displays directly in any browser.

PNG is typically 2-5x smaller than TIFF for the same image. PNG uses more efficient compression while remaining lossless.

JPG for photos (much smaller files). PNG for graphics, screenshots, and images needing transparency. Photos don't benefit from PNG's lossless nature.

Each page becomes a separate PNG file. A 5-page TIFF creates 5 individual PNG images, numbered sequentially.

Yes, since both are lossless. Converting PNG to TIFF restores the format for print workflows that require TIFF.

TIFF files often use no compression or less efficient compression. PNG achieves better compression while remaining completely lossless.

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