TIFF To PNG Converter

Convert your TIFF images to PNG format while preserving quality and transparency.

Drag & Drop TIFF files here

Import a TIFF image directly from a public URL, Google Drive, or Dropbox.

Max file size: 100MB

🔒 Files are processed securely ⚡ Conversion happens in your browser 🗑️ Files are never uploaded or stored

ℹ️ PNG files use lossless compression and support transparency.

Your images are processed securely. No files are uploaded or stored on our servers.

Convert TIFF to PNG online without losing a single pixel of quality. This tool transforms large, professional TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) files into lossless PNG images that are easier to share, edit, and use on websites - while fully preserving transparency, sharp edges, and color accuracy. Whether you are preparing graphics for the web, exporting scanned artwork, or moving images into design tools, this free converter does it instantly in your browser.

PNG uses lossless compression and supports full alpha transparency, so it keeps everything TIFF holds while producing a more web-friendly, broadly compatible file. If you need the reverse direction, use our PNG to TIFF converter. For even smaller modern web files with transparency, try TIFF to WebP, or shrink oversized originals first with our TIFF compressor. Simply upload your TIFF, convert it locally, and download the PNG in seconds.

Lightning Fast

Convert images in seconds with our optimized engine that runs entirely in your browser - no uploads, no waiting.

Privacy First

No account needed. No data uploaded to servers. Your files stay on your device, processed locally in your browser.

Batch Processing

Convert multiple TIFF images at once with a single click. Download results individually or as a ZIP archive.

Pro Quality

Professional-grade conversion engine that handles large TIFF files reliably with accurate color and detail.

How It Works

Convert your TIFF images to PNG in 4 simple steps. No sign-up required, no software to install.

Upload Your Images

Click to select or drag and drop your TIFF files. You can also import from URL, Google Drive, or Dropbox.

Choose Settings

Pick PNG as your output format and adjust any available options to match your needs before converting.

Convert Instantly

Processing happens entirely in your browser. No uploads, no server-side processing. 100% local and private.

Download Results

Get your converted PNG files individually or download all at once as a ZIP file. Ready in seconds.

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Same Image, Different Format

Our converter preserves your image faithfully. Move your cursor across the image to compare - the visual output stays the same. Only the format changes.

TIFF Original

PNG Converted

Converting TIFF to PNG keeps your image pixel-perfect while producing a smaller, web-compatible file. Both formats are lossless, so no detail is discarded - PNG simply repackages the image into a container that browsers and editors can open everywhere.

Convert TIFF to PNG Online - Free & Lossless

Easily convert your TIFF images to PNG format - right in your browser with zero quality loss. TIFF is the professional print and archival standard, but it does not display in web browsers and its files are very large. Converting to PNG gives you a lossless, transparency-supporting image that opens everywhere and slots into any design workflow. If you need the reverse conversion, use our PNG to TIFF converter. For smaller web-optimized files, try TIFF to WebP. This free TIFF to PNG converter is ideal for designers, developers, and anyone who needs pixel-perfect, web-ready images.

⚖️ TIFF vs PNG - Quick Comparison

Feature	TIFF (Tagged Image File Format)	PNG (Portable Network Graphics)
Compression	Lossless / uncompressed	✓ Lossless
Transparency	✓ Yes (alpha)	✓ Yes (alpha)
File Size	Very large (10-100 MB)	✓ Smaller
Web Support	✗ Not displayed	✓ Universal
Best For	Print, archival, scanning	Web graphics, UI, screenshots
Editing	Pro software only	✓ All editors

In practice, TIFF is the better choice when you need a master file for professional printing, archival, or high-bit-depth color work - it preserves everything at full fidelity. PNG is the better choice when you need a lossless image that actually displays on the web, opens in any editor, and keeps transparency intact. Both formats are lossless, so converting TIFF to PNG does not throw away image data - it simply repackages it into a smaller, far more compatible container. The key wins are size and usability: a 40 MB TIFF often becomes a 5-10 MB PNG that loads in a browser and edits in any tool. For the smallest modern web files, consider TIFF to WebP as a next step, or run heavy PNGs through an TIFF compressor.

🎯 When to Use PNG

PNG is the right choice when you need lossless quality, transparency, and broad compatibility all at once. Here are the most common scenarios where converting TIFF to PNG makes sense:

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Web Graphics & Display

Browsers cannot show TIFF, but PNG displays everywhere with no quality loss. It is the standard for web graphics that need crisp edges - logos, banners, diagrams, and any image where compression artifacts would be unacceptable.

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Transparent Images

PNG keeps the full alpha transparency that TIFF supports, so logos, cutouts, overlays, and UI elements stay transparent. This is essential for graphics that sit on top of other content or colored backgrounds.

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Screenshots & Text

Screenshots, interface captures, and text-heavy images stay razor-sharp in PNG because lossless compression preserves every pixel. JPG would blur the text edges, but PNG keeps everything perfectly readable.

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Design & Editing Assets

When an image will be edited repeatedly, PNG keeps it pristine through every save - unlike lossy formats that degrade. It opens in Photoshop, Figma, GIMP, Canva, and every other editor without special TIFF support.

If your PNG files end up too large for web use, our TIFF to WebP offers lossless quality at smaller sizes, or run them through our TIFF compressor. For favicon-specific output, try the TIFF to ICO converter.

🖨️ When to Keep TIFF Instead

PNG is excellent, but a few professional workflows are still better served by keeping the original TIFF. Understanding when not to convert protects your quality:

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Commercial Print Production

Print houses and publishers standardize on TIFF for its full bit depth and lossless reliability. For magazine spreads, large-format prints, or CMYK workflows, keep the TIFF and export PNG only for on-screen review.

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Archival Master Copies

Archives and libraries store images as TIFF because it is a stable, lossless format trusted for long-term preservation. Use PNG as a working copy, but retain the TIFF as the authoritative master.

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16-bit & 32-bit Color

TIFF supports very high bit depths for professional color grading and HDR imaging. Standard PNG works in 8-bit per channel for most uses, so keep TIFF when extreme tonal precision is required.

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Metadata-Rich Workflows

TIFF stores extensive tags and metadata used in scanning, GIS, and scientific imaging. If that embedded data is part of your workflow, keep the TIFF master alongside any PNG export.

Need other professional formats from your TIFF? Convert to TIFF to PSD for layered editing, or to TIFF to RAW for RAW-pipeline compatibility. You can also compress the source first with our TIFF compressor.

💎 Key benefits / Why convert TIFF to PNG

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Lossless Quality

PNG keeps every pixel of your TIFF intact - no compression artifacts, no degradation. It is the safe choice when image fidelity matters but you still need a web-friendly, broadly compatible file.

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Transparency Preserved

Unlike JPG, PNG fully supports the alpha transparency that TIFF can carry. Converting keeps transparent backgrounds intact, ready for overlays, logos, and design work. For web-optimized transparency, also see TIFF to WebP.

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Universal Display

PNG opens in every browser, app, and editor without the specialist software TIFF demands. Convert once and your image works everywhere - on websites, in documents, and across every device.

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Smaller Than TIFF

PNG's lossless compression produces meaningfully smaller files than uncompressed TIFF, saving storage and speeding uploads while keeping quality perfect. Shrink further with our TIFF compressor on the source if needed.

⚙️ Features of this tool

✓ Convert single or multiple TIFF files at once - batch processing supported
✓ Lossless PNG output - every pixel preserved, no quality loss
✓ Canvas-based PNG output via fast browser-native APIs for maximum compatibility
✓ Full alpha transparency support carried through from TIFF
✓ Batch ZIP download: all converted PNGs bundled into a single archive
✓ Handles large multi-megabyte TIFF scans without uploading anything
✓ Works on all modern browsers - Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari
✓ Mobile-friendly: responsive on phones, tablets, and desktops
✓ Import via Computer, URL, Google Drive, or Dropbox
✓ Client-side only: all data stays in your browser. No server uploads, ever

📋 How to use (step-by-step)

Select your TIFF files Click "Select File" or drag files directly into the drop zone. You can also import from URL, Google Drive, or Dropbox.
Choose PNG output Select PNG as your output format and adjust any available options before converting.
Convert your files Click "Convert" to start. Each file is processed locally in your browser with real-time progress. Conversion takes only seconds.
Download your files Download each PNG individually, or grab everything at once in a single .zip archive.
Convert more anytime Process as many TIFF files as you like - there are no limits, no watermarks, and nothing is ever uploaded to a server.

🔧 Technical notes (what to expect)

🔍 Transparency is preserved

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If your TIFF contains an alpha channel, the transparency carries through cleanly to the PNG. This is a key advantage over JPG, which would flatten transparent areas to white. PNG keeps your cutouts and overlays intact.

📁 File size versus TIFF

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PNG is lossless like TIFF but uses efficient compression, so the output is usually smaller than the uncompressed source while keeping identical quality. For the smallest possible web files, consider TIFF to WebP as an alternative.

📷 Color depth note

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Standard PNG output is 8 bits per channel, which is perfect for web and most design work. If your TIFF uses 16-bit or 32-bit color for professional grading, keep the TIFF master for that high-precision work.

💾 Large files use browser memory

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Very large TIFF scans (up to 100 MB) or big batches may hit browser memory limits. If conversion stalls, process fewer files at once or use a device with more RAM. Everything runs locally with no server-side limit.

💡 Use cases / Examples

Designers converting high-resolution TIFF artwork to PNG for layered editing in Photoshop or Figma, then resizing the result for different screen sizes - all without quality loss.

Web developers turning TIFF scans, diagrams, or UI assets into PNG to avoid the compression artifacts that JPG introduces on text and sharp edges. For web-optimized output, also try TIFF to WebP.

Content creators preparing transparent overlay graphics or thumbnails from TIFF sources, keeping crisp edges for video, blogs, and social media before compressing other assets.

Archivists and offices producing lossless PNG working copies from TIFF masters, so the originals stay safe while the PNGs are shared, embedded, and displayed online.

This converter is part of our complete image tools suite. Here are the tools most commonly used alongside TIFF to PNG conversion:

FAQs - TIFF To PNG Converter

Does converting TIFF to PNG reduce image quality?

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No. Both TIFF and PNG use lossless compression, so converting from one to the other preserves every pixel exactly - there is no quality loss whatsoever. The PNG simply repackages your image into a smaller, web-friendly container that displays in any browser and opens in any editor. This makes TIFF to PNG the ideal conversion when you need to keep full fidelity but want broader compatibility and smaller files.

Will transparency be preserved when I convert TIFF to PNG?

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Yes. PNG fully supports alpha transparency, so if your TIFF contains transparent regions, they carry through cleanly to the PNG output. This is a major advantage over converting to JPG, which would fill transparent areas with white. For logos, cutouts, and overlays that need to stay transparent, TIFF to PNG is the right choice - and the transparency remains editable afterward in any image editor.

Why should I convert TIFF to PNG instead of JPG?

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Choose PNG when you need lossless quality and transparency. PNG preserves every pixel and keeps alpha channels intact, making it perfect for graphics, logos, screenshots, and design assets. JPG, by contrast, is lossy and has no transparency, so it suits photographs and web delivery where small size matters most. If your image has sharp edges, text, or transparent areas, PNG is clearly the better target.

Does this tool upload my TIFF files to a server?

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No. All conversion happens entirely in your browser using client-side JavaScript and the HTML5 Canvas API. Your TIFF files never leave your device - they are not uploaded, transmitted, or stored anywhere. This keeps everything completely private, and the tool works even offline once the page has loaded. There is zero data collection involved in converting your images to PNG.

Is PNG suitable for printing my converted images?

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For most standard printing - documents, office materials, and everyday photo prints - a PNG works well because it is lossless. However, for professional commercial printing, publishers usually prefer the original TIFF because it supports higher bit depths and embedded print metadata. The practical approach: use PNG for screen, web, and casual print, and keep your TIFF master for high-end production work.

Are there limits on file size or number of files?

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The tool supports TIFF files up to 100 MB each. Because conversion runs in your browser, the practical limit depends on your device's memory and processing power. Very large scans or big batches may slow down on devices with limited RAM. For best results, process large batches in groups of 10-20 files at a time, especially on mobile devices or older computers, to keep everything running smoothly.

Can I convert multiple TIFF files to PNG at once?

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Yes. Batch conversion is fully supported. You can select or drag in many TIFF files at once and convert them all to PNG in a single operation, then download each PNG individually or grab everything in one ZIP archive. This is ideal for processing folders of scanned documents or design assets quickly, with all conversion happening privately in your browser.

Why is the PNG sometimes larger than I expected?

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PNG is lossless, so it preserves all detail without discarding data - which means complex, photographic images can produce larger files than a lossy format would. This is normal and expected. If file size is a concern, run the PNG through our image compressor, or convert to WebP instead, which offers lossless quality at smaller sizes for web delivery.

Will the PNG work on websites and in browsers?

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Absolutely. PNG is universally supported across every modern browser and platform, which is one of the main reasons to convert from TIFF. While TIFF will not display in a browser at all, your converted PNG renders perfectly on websites, in emails, and inside documents - making it the reliable choice for any image you need to show online or share with others.

Does the conversion preserve image metadata?

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Some metadata from the original TIFF (such as certain tags or embedded profiles) may not transfer during browser-based canvas conversion, since the process focuses on the visual pixel data. For most web and design uses this is not an issue. If preserving extensive TIFF metadata is important to your workflow, keep the original TIFF master alongside your PNG export.

Is the TIFF to PNG converter completely free?

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Yes, it is 100% free with no limits, no watermarks, no sign-up, and nothing to install. Convert as many TIFF files to PNG as you like, whenever you like. Everything runs in your browser, so there are no server costs. It is part of our complete suite of free, privacy-first image tools, all designed to work instantly and keep your files entirely on your own device.