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TIFF to JPG Converter

Shrink huge TIFF scans and photos into JPG files you can email, upload and share. Multi-page TIFFs are split into one JPG per page — all in your browser, with no upload.

  • 100% In-Browser Privacy
  • Multi-Page TIFF Support
  • Batch Conversion & ZIP

Select TIFF Files

Choose TIFF files or drag them here

Convert to:jpg
Quality: 90%
Background

JPG has no transparency, so transparent areas are filled with this color.

Easy Instructions

How to Use TIFF to JPG Converter in 3 Simple Steps

  1. 01 —

    Add TIFF files

    Drop one or many .tif or .tiff files onto the box, or click to choose them from your device.

  2. 02 —

    Set JPG quality

    Choose the quality and the background color used for any transparent areas, then press convert.

  3. 03 —

    Download your JPGs

    Save each JPG, or download everything — including every page of multi-page TIFFs — as one ZIP file.

Core Advantages

Why Use QuickFileTools for TIFF to JPG Converter?

Far smaller files

TIFF files are often tens of megabytes. The JPG version is usually a small fraction of that, small enough for email and upload forms.

Every page converted

A multi-page TIFF, such as a scanned document or fax, produces one numbered JPG per page, bundled in a ZIP.

Quality you control

Use a high setting to keep fine detail for print or archiving, or lower it for the smallest file.

Private by design

Scans of contracts, IDs and records are decoded and converted on your own device, never uploaded.

Need Help?

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I open a TIFF file?
Many browsers and phone apps cannot show TIFF. Converting it to JPG gives you a picture that opens everywhere.
Is a JPG better than a TIFF?
For sharing, yes: it is far smaller. For editing or archiving, TIFF keeps every pixel exactly. Keep your original TIFF and use the JPG for email and the web.
What happens to a multi-page TIFF?
Each page becomes its own JPG named with its page number, and they are provided together in a ZIP file.
Are my TIFF files uploaded to a server?
No. The TIFF is decoded and the JPG is created in your browser, so your scans stay on your device.
Why did my TIFF fail to convert?
Some TIFFs use unusual compression or color modes that cannot be decoded in a browser, and very large images can exceed what the browser can handle. Try re-saving the TIFF with common settings, such as LZW or no compression.
Will a transparent TIFF keep its transparency?
Not as a JPG, because JPG has no transparency; transparent areas take the background color you pick. Use our TIFF to PNG converter to keep it.

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