Convert TIFF to PDF online
Turn TIFF or TIF files into one PDF, preserve the page order of multi-page scans, and set the paper size, orientation, and margins before downloading.
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TIFF/TIF files · Up to 20 files · 20 MB each
Your files are processed locally and never uploaded.
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Why use this free TIFF/TIF to PDF converter?
One PDF from several images
Combine up to 20 TIFF/TIF files in any order and download one document instead of keeping separate images.
Useful page controls
Reorder and rotate the files, then choose A4, US Letter, or pages sized to each image, with automatic, portrait, or landscape orientation and adjustable margins.
Private browser processing
Image decoding and PDF creation run on your device, so selected TIFF/TIF files are not uploaded to ImageNow.
How it works
- Choose or drop up to 20 TIFF/TIF files, each no larger than 20 MB.
- Drag the file cards into the order you want and rotate any images that are sideways.
- Choose the PDF page size, orientation, and margin setting for the document.
- Click Create PDF and download the completed document directly to your device.
Keep every page of a multi-page TIFF
ImageNow reads all pages inside each TIFF and adds them to the PDF in their original order. If any page cannot be decoded or exceeds the size limit, that whole file is reported as an error instead of being converted partially. When you add several TIFF or TIF files, complete pages from the first file come before complete pages from the next file, following the order shown in the file list.
What changes during TIFF-to-PDF conversion
Each page is flattened onto a white background and stored as a photo, with very large pages scaled down. This makes a practical viewing and sharing copy, but it does not preserve the TIFF's original lossless compression, bit depth, color profile, layers, or metadata.
Set the PDF layout before downloading
Reorder source files, rotate sideways scans, then choose A4, US Letter, or a page fitted to the image. You can also set portrait or landscape orientation and select no, small, or large margins. Rotation applies to every page from a multi-page TIFF; pages inside that file cannot be reordered or rotated separately.
Large TIFF files use more browser memory
Conversion happens locally in your browser, without uploading the files. You can add up to 20 source files, each no larger than 20 MB, and each decoded page must be no more than 40 megapixels. Compressed or multi-page TIFF files can still expand considerably in memory, so a modern desktop browser may handle large scans more reliably.
Frequently asked questions
What is a TIFF or TIF file?
TIFF is a raster image format commonly used for scans, print production, and archival images. TIF is simply a shorter file extension for the same format.
Does a multi-page TIFF become a multi-page PDF?
Yes. Every page in the file becomes a separate PDF page in its original order. You can also combine several TIFF files in the order shown in the file list.
Why convert TIFF to PDF?
PDF is usually easier to open, print, submit, and share as a document, especially when a TIFF contains several scanned pages. Keep the original TIFF if you need its lossless image data, metadata, or archival properties.
Will TIFF quality, color depth, and metadata be preserved?
No. Each page is flattened onto white and stored as a photo, with a very large page scaled down. High bit depth, original compression, color profiles, layers, and TIFF metadata are not carried into the PDF.
Can I combine multiple TIFF/TIF files into one PDF?
Yes. Add up to 20 TIFF/TIF files, arrange them in any order, and create one PDF. Each file can be up to 20 MB.
Are my TIFF/TIF files uploaded to a server?
No. Image decoding and PDF creation happen locally in your browser. The generated PDF downloads directly to your device.
Can I convert TIFF/TIF to PDF on Mac, Windows, iPhone, and Android?
The converter works in recent browsers on macOS, Windows, Linux, iPhone, iPad, and Android. Large or complex images use more memory and may work better on a desktop device.