TIFF to PDF
Convert TIFF scans and faxes, including multi-page files, into a PDF.
Turn TIFF scans, faxes and images into a PDF that opens anywhere. Multi-page TIFF files keep all their pages, and you can combine several files into one document.
How to use TIFF to PDF
- Choose or drop your .tif or .tiff files.
- Arrange them and pick page size, orientation and margin.
- Click “Convert to PDF” and download.
Frequently asked questions
Does it convert multi-page TIFF files?
Yes. Every page of a multi-page TIFF becomes a page of the PDF, in order, so scanned and faxed documents keep all their pages.
Can I merge several TIFF files into one PDF?
Yes. Add all your files and leave “Merge all images in one PDF file” ticked, or untick it to get one PDF per TIFF.
Why can’t I open TIFF files in my browser?
Most browsers don’t display TIFF. ModifyPDF decodes the file itself, so no software has to be installed.
Is it really free?
Yes. There is no sign-up, no daily limit and no watermark added to your files.
Are my files uploaded to a server?
No. ModifyPDF processes files with JavaScript inside your browser. Your documents never leave your device, and nothing is stored after you close the page.
Multi-page TIFF files
Every page (frame) of a TIFF becomes its own PDF page, in order, so a scanned or faxed document keeps all its pages. You can add several TIFF files at once and merge them into one PDF, or untick the merge option to get one PDF per file.
Page layout options
Choose portrait or landscape, A4, US Letter or “Fit” (each page takes the size of its image), and no margin, a small margin or a big margin. Images are centered and scaled to fit the page without being stretched. TIFF files are read by your browser, so no software needs to be installed.
Scans, faxes and archives
TIFF is the format of many scanners, fax services, medical and legal archives. A PDF is far easier to email and open, and keeps every page together. Run the result through OCR PDF if you need to search the text, and Compress PDF if the file is large.
Very large TIFFs
Scans at 600 dpi can be very big. If the browser runs short of memory, convert fewer files at a time, or choose A4 or Letter instead of “Fit” so each page is stored at a normal size.