Turn TIFF scans into a PDF locally - multi-page TIFFs become multi-page PDFs. No upload.
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No. Everything runs in your browser - your file never leaves your device. How this is verifiable
TIFF is the classic scan and archive format, but it is hard to email or view on a phone. As a PDF it becomes a universally readable document - especially handy for multi-page scans.
A multi-page TIFF becomes a multi-page PDF (one page per TIFF page). You pick the page size, orientation and margin; with A4/Letter each page is fitted without distortion and centred.
The TIFFs are decoded locally in the browser (all pages) and embedded into the PDF - nothing is uploaded, which matters especially for scanned documents.
In accounting, law firms and public authorities, document scanners and fax machines often deliver their originals as multi-page TIFFs - a stack of incoming receipts ends up in a single file. That is exactly where this tool shines: the bulky archive format becomes a PDF you can pass to any counterpart, merge with other pages or file in an audit-proof way, without special software needed to open it.
| Input formats | TIF, TIFF |
|---|---|
| Output format | |
| Batch processing | Yes |
| Processing | Locally in your browser (JavaScript) |
| File upload | None |
Limitations: Multi-page TIFFs are taken in full (one PDF page per TIFF page). Fitted without distortion for A4/Letter, at image size for “fit to image”. Very large scans use a lot of memory on mobile.
No, everything happens entirely locally in the browser.
Yes, each TIFF page becomes a PDF page.
Yes, they are concatenated in the selection order.
The pixels are embedded losslessly.
Use the "PDF to JPG" tool.