Step 1: Upload your file
Upload from Dropbox or your computer, or drag and drop it in. There's no size cap, so files running into the hundreds of pages work the same as a short document.
... or drop TIFF file here
Upload from Dropbox or your computer, or drag and drop it in. There's no size cap, so files running into the hundreds of pages work the same as a short document.
Thumbnails of every page appear once the file is uploaded. Click to select only the ones you need, whether that's a single page, a range, or a scattered handful from across the document.
Drag selected pages to rearrange the order they'll appear in the new file, useful when the pages you want aren't already in the sequence you need.
Hit convert and your new PDF, containing only the pages you selected, is ready to download within seconds.
Upload TIFF files by dragging and dropping them into the converter or selecting them from your computer. Batch uploads and multi-page TIFF files are fully supported for faster processing.
Rearrange page thumbnails with simple drag-and-drop controls before conversion. Organize multi-page TIFF scans or image collections into the exact order you need.
Choose from standard paper sizes such as A4, A3, Letter, and Legal, or define a custom page size to suit business, academic, or personal documents.
Select portrait for vertical images or landscape for wider layouts, ensuring each TIFF file is displayed with the correct orientation in the final PDF.
Apply no margins for full-page images, narrow margins for maximum space, or wider margins to create a clean and professional document layout.
Fit TIFF images perfectly to the page without distortion, or preserve their original resolution to maintain maximum image quality in the generated PDF.
Keep the original colors for accurate reproduction or switch to grayscale to reduce file size and create printer-friendly PDF documents.
Preview your PDF before converting to verify page order, alignment, orientation, and layout, allowing you to make adjustments instantly.
Cloud-powered processing preserves image clarity and delivers high-quality PDF files quickly, regardless of your device or operating system.
Your TIFF files are protected with strong encryption during upload and processing. Converted PDFs are securely generated, and uploaded files are automatically deleted after processing to protect your privacy.
Convert single-page or multi-page TIFF files into well-organized PDF documents while preserving the original page order. It's ideal for scanned reports, books, invoices, and image collections.
Your TIFF images retain their original resolution, colors, and fine details throughout the conversion process, making the tool suitable for professional, technical, and archival documents.
Convert multiple TIFF files into one or more PDF documents in a single session without sacrificing image quality, helping you complete large projects more efficiently.
Intelligent optimization automatically selects the best page layout, scaling, and orientation for your TIFF files, reducing manual adjustments while producing professional-quality PDFs.
Your files are protected with secure encryption during upload and conversion. All uploaded TIFF images are automatically removed from our servers after processing to safeguard your privacy.
Convert TIFF files to PDF from any modern browser on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, or iPhone. No software installation is required, making it easy to work from anywhere.
Convert scanned TIFF images from historical records, books, and photo collections into PDF documents for easier storage, sharing, and long-term preservation. Optional grayscale mode helps maintain the original appearance while keeping file sizes manageable.
Convert high-resolution TIFF medical scans, including X-rays, CT scans, and MRI images, into PDF files while preserving image quality for secure sharing and documentation.
Combine multiple TIFF blueprints and construction drawings into a single PDF document, making architectural plans easier to review, print, and distribute.
Convert engineering diagrams, CAD exports, and technical schematics from TIFF to PDF while maintaining sharp detail and accurate page layouts for documentation and collaboration.
Merge multiple TIFF scans of invoices, receipts, and business records into organized PDF files, making them easier to archive, email, and manage in accounting workflows.
The image scaling setting matters more for TIFF than for most other formats, since TIFF files are often used specifically because they preserve far more detail than a typical image.
Fit-to-Page Scaling resizes the image to match the selected page size, creating a PDF that prints and displays like a standard document while keeping file sizes smaller. It's the ideal option for everyday tasks such as converting scanned letters, invoices, or receipts into shareable PDFs.
Original Resolution preserves every pixel from the source TIFF, making it perfect for medical imaging, architectural drawings, engineering plans, or archival photography where fine detail must remain intact. The trade-off is a larger output file.
Which Option Should You Choose? If the PDF is meant for normal reading, sharing, or printing, Fit-to-Page offers the best balance of quality and file size. If preserving maximum image fidelity for future zooming or analysis is the priority, keeping the original resolution is the better choice.
TIFF to PDF (this tool) is specifically designed for TIFF files, supporting high-resolution images and native multi-page TIFF documents, making it ideal for scanned records, medical files, engineering drawings, and archival projects.
Images to PDF is the better option when you're converting a mix of image formats such as TIFF, JPG, PNG, or BMP together in one batch instead of TIFF files alone.
PDF to TIFF performs the reverse conversion, turning PDF pages back into TIFF images. It's ideal for archival workflows or software that requires TIFF files instead of PDFs.
A few habits help make the most of TIFF's high-detail format once it's converted into a PDF.
● Keep the original resolution setting for anything that might need to be printed or examined closely later, such as medical or architectural images, rather than fitting the image to a smaller page size.
● Since TIFF is common for scanned documents, running the result through OCR PDF afterward can make a scanned TIFF-based PDF searchable and copyable, not just viewable.
● For very large multi-page TIFF archives, reorder pages before converting rather than after, since fixing page order on the source thumbnails is more reliable than reordering PDF pages afterward.
● Once separate TIFF-derived PDFs need to become one archive, Merge PDF can combine them, with Organize PDF available afterward if pages need further reordering.
● High-resolution TIFF conversions can produce large PDFs; Compress PDF afterward can shrink the file for sharing without needing to reconvert from the original TIFFs.
Yes. The TIFF to PDF converter is completely free for both personal and business use, with no hidden charges or subscription required.
Yes. After uploading your TIFF files, simply drag and drop the thumbnails to arrange the pages in your preferred order before converting.
You can choose from standard page sizes including A4, A3, Letter, Legal, or enter a custom page size to match your requirements.
Before converting, simply choose either Portrait or Landscape orientation in the converter settings.
Yes. You can choose no margins, narrow margins, or wider borders to achieve the layout you prefer.
Yes. High-resolution TIFF images retain their original quality and detail throughout the PDF conversion process.
The converter supports both original color output and grayscale (black-and-white), allowing you to choose the option that best fits your document.
Yes. A live preview lets you review your PDF and adjust page order, orientation, alignment, or other settings before completing the conversion.