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TIFF to JPG Converter

TIFF files are huge — often used in professional photography and scanning. Convert to JPG for a much smaller file that's easy to share.

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Why convert TIFF to JPG?

TIFF is a high-end image format used in professional photography, printing, scanning, and graphic design. It typically stores images uncompressed (or with lossless compression) and supports very deep color information, which makes files huge — a single high-resolution TIFF can easily be 50–100 MB or more.

JPG is the universal photo format, designed specifically to keep photographic image files small while preserving visual quality. Converting TIFF to JPG can shrink the file by 95% or more with no visible quality loss for most uses.

Convert TIFF to JPG when you need to email a photo, upload it to a website, or store many images without filling up your drive. Keep the original TIFF if you need to do further editing or print at very high quality.

About TIFF

TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) was developed in 1986 and is the standard format for high-end image work — professional photography, scanning, printing, and graphic design. TIFF files are typically uncompressed or losslessly compressed, which produces very large files but preserves perfect quality.

About JPG

JPG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) is the universal photo format. It uses lossy compression that's optimized for photographs, producing dramatically smaller files than uncompressed formats while preserving visual quality.

Quality and file size

On photographs and scans, the JPG output is visually identical to the TIFF source — just enormously smaller (often 95% smaller). The lossy compression is invisible at standard quality settings on photographic content. If you need to do further editing or commercial printing, keep the TIFF original; JPG is best as a sharing and web format.

Filesmith runs entirely in your browser using WebAssembly. Files are never uploaded to any server — conversion happens locally on your device, instantly and privately.

Accepts: JPG, PNG, WEBP, AVIF, GIF, BMP, TIFF, SVG, PDF

Frequently asked

Why are TIFF files so huge?

TIFF stores images with little or no compression, often at very high color depth. This is great for editing and printing but produces files dozens or hundreds of times larger than equivalent JPGs.

Will I lose image quality?

On photographs the loss is invisible. On graphics with sharp edges you may see slight artifacts. For most uses, JPG is fine.

Should I delete the TIFF after converting?

Only if you're sure you won't need to edit or reprint at high quality. TIFF is the master format; JPG is best for sharing and viewing.