TIFF to PDF
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Convert supported single- and multi-page TIFF images into ordered PDF pages locally.
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A visual example
One TIFF can contain several pages
- Scan 1Scan 2Scan 3
One source file
A synthetic scan.tiff contains three image directories.
- 123
Three PDF pages
All supported images are included in their source order.
Review the expanded page count and orientation before saving.
Illustrative example. Synthetic example. Unsupported TIFF features or exceeded decoding limits block conversion; this does not perform OCR.
How to use it
- Choose matching image files or the synthetic example.
- Review every image, its orientation and order. Choose paper, margins and background.
- Create one PDF or separate files and inspect the rendered output.
- Download the checked file. The original images remain unchanged.
A three-page scan in one TIFF becomes three PDF pages in source order, without dropping the second or third image.
Details & limits
Up to 10 files, 10 MiB each / 25 MiB total, 20 MP per image and 8,192 px per side; 40 MP and 100 image pages combined. No OCR or automatic sharpening. Images are fitted proportionally, not stretched. Up to 100 decoded pages and 40 MP combined. Classic strip-based RGB, grayscale and 8-bit palette TIFF; uncompressed, LZW, PackBits, Deflate and CCITT fax. BigTIFF, tiled/planar images, CMYK, ICC profiles and JPEG-in-TIFF are rejected before decoding.
Can one TIFF produce several PDF pages?
Yes. Supported multi-page TIFF files are expanded into individual page images. Check the page count and preview before export. Text in a scan remains an image; this does not perform OCR.