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TIFF to PDF Converter

Turn TIFF files into a PDF document, one page per image. Merge them into a single file if you like.

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or paste with Ctrl+V · batch and mixed formats welcome

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Pages are re-saved as optimised images, so text will no longer be selectable.
Add PDFs and images in any order, then use the arrows to arrange them.
LosslessPNG keeps every pixel. Transparency is preserved.
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    • Private by design. Converted inside your browser.
    • Instant. No upload queue, no waiting.
    • Unlimited. Convert hundreds of files, download as ZIP.

    How to convert TIFF to PDF

    1. Add your TIFF files

      Drop them on the converter, click Choose files or paste from the clipboard. You can add as many as you like.

    2. Adjust the settings

      Choose the page size (fit to image, A4 or US Letter), a margin, and whether to merge all files into one PDF.

    3. Download your PDF files

      Each file converts automatically. Save files one by one or download the merged PDF.

    Why convert TIFF to PDF?

    TIFF is a flexible, mostly lossless format used in printing, scanning and photography. A single TIFF can hold several pages.

    Multi-page TIFF files are supported: every page becomes a separate image.

    PDF is the format forms, schools, employers and portals expect. One tidy document is also easier to send and print than a folder of images.

    TIFF vs PDF

    TIFFTagged Image File FormatPDFPortable Document Format
    TypeRaster image, can be multi-pageFixed-layout document
    CompressionNone, LZW or ZIP (lossless); JPEG possibleDepends on the content
    TransparencySupportedSupported
    AnimationNot supported (multi-page instead)Not supported
    SupportEditors, scanners, print; not browsersEvery device; accepted by most portals
    Best forScans, archiving and print productionSending, printing and submitting documents

    Frequently asked questions

    Does TIFF to PDF reduce quality?

    No. Images are placed in the PDF at full resolution, so text in scans stays readable.

    What about multi-page TIFFs?

    Every page is converted. For image outputs you get one file per page; for PDF, all pages go into one document.

    Can I convert many TIFF files at once?

    Yes. Add as many files as you like; each one converts automatically and you can download them all as a ZIP.

    How do I open TIFF files without converting?

    You need software that supports TIFF. If you only need to view, share or upload the image, converting it is usually quicker than installing a new program.

    Are my files uploaded to a server?

    No. formatmath converts files with code that runs inside your browser. Your files are never uploaded, stored or seen by us.

    Is it free?

    Yes. There is no watermark and no daily limit. An account is optional and only keeps a history of your conversions.

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