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Free TIFF to PDF Converter

Convert TIFF and TIF images—including multi-page scans—into polished PDFs without uploading a single file. Drag and drop, tune compression and DPI, and export professional PDFs in seconds.

All conversions run locally with WebAssembly ImageMagick. Nothing is uploaded.

  • Convert TIFF to PDF online
  • Batch TIFF to PDF converter
  • Secure local TIFF to PDF tool

1. Add TIFF files

Drag and drop TIF or TIFF files below or use the file picker. Multi-page TIFF images are supported.

Drop TIFF files or click to browse

Recommended: ≤30 MB total or ≤30 pages for the browser mode.

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    2. Pick conversion options

    Mode
    Compression
    Fit
    Idle

    Why use this TIFF to PDF converter

    Batch TIFF to PDF conversion

    Upload multiple TIFF files, reorder them, and merge everything into a single PDF optimized for archiving or client delivery.

    Preserve scanned document clarity

    Select black and white with CCITT G4 for crisp text, grayscale for engineering drawings, or full color ZIP for photo-rich TIFF to PDF jobs.

    Local-first TIFF to PDF workflow

    No uploads, no waiting. ImageMagick WebAssembly processes every page in your browser so sensitive blueprints and medical TIFF scans stay offline.

    How to convert TIFF to PDF in your browser

    Follow these steps to complete a TIFF to PDF conversion without installing desktop software.

    1. Add TIFF images: Drop single-page or multi-page TIFF files into the converter. The tool extracts page counts automatically.
    2. Arrange the order: Drag files in the list so the first TIFF becomes the first PDF page. Remove unwanted pages before exporting.
    3. Choose the right preset: Start with Sharp text, Color document, or Smaller file to match your TIFF to PDF needs, then fine-tune DPI, paper size, and orientation.
    4. Convert and download: Click Convert to PDF, watch progress updates, and download the finished PDF instantly.

    TIFF to PDF settings explained

    • DPI: Choose 300 DPI for print-ready TIFF to PDF output or 150 DPI for lightweight online sharing.
    • Paper size: Keep Auto to honor the original TIFF dimensions, or pick A4/Letter to normalize mixed scans.
    • Fit vs. Fill: Fit keeps the whole TIFF page visible inside the PDF canvas, while Fill crops edges to avoid white borders.
    • Rotation & orientation: Fix upside-down scans and lock portrait or landscape layouts before creating the PDF.

    Browser limits for TIFF to PDF

    For the smoothest TIFF to PDF experience, keep batches under 30 MB or 30 pages. Larger engineering plan sets or medical imaging archives may require the upcoming cloud mode.

    If you run into memory warnings, lower the DPI, convert in smaller groups, or split multi-gigabyte TIFF to PDF jobs into stages.

    TIFF to PDF use cases

    Scan to PDF for legal teams

    Convert stacks of TIFF evidence files into searchable PDFs that are easy to annotate, highlight, and submit to courts.

    Architectural plan delivery

    Merge multi-page TIFF drawings into a single PDF package for contractors who need consistent sizing on tablets and laptops.

    Medical imaging exports

    Keep HIPAA-protected TIFF scans on device while generating PDFs for patient portals or secure e-mail attachments.

    Photography contact sheets

    Convert high-resolution TIFF proofs to compressed PDFs for quick client reviews without sacrificing color fidelity.

    More TIFF to PDF resources

    Whether you need to convert multi-page TIFF to single PDF, compress large TIFF to PDF for e-mail, or turn scanned TIFF invoices into archive-friendly PDFs, this browser-based converter handles it all. It works on Windows, macOS, Linux, and ChromeOS because everything runs inside the browser tab.

    Bookmark this page for quick TIFF to PDF conversions on laptops, desktops, and tablets. No account, watermarks, or upload delays—just a fast TIFF to PDF workflow focused on speed, quality, and privacy.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is this TIFF to PDF converter free?

    Yes. The TIFF to PDF converter is free to use and processes everything locally so your files never leave the browser.

    Can I merge multiple TIFF files into one PDF?

    Absolutely. Add multiple TIFF uploads, drag them into the right order, keep the merge checkbox on, and the final download will be a single PDF.

    How do I shrink large TIFF scans when converting to PDF?

    Select the Smaller file preset or choose JPEG compression with 150 DPI to minimize the final PDF size while keeping legible text.