How to use it
- Drop your .tif or .tiff files here.
- Click Convert.
- Download the PNG, or a ZIP for several files.
When TIFF to PNG beats TIFF to JPG
Pick PNG when you cannot afford to lose any detail: a logo with a transparent background from a designer, a cut-out product shot, a chart, or a scanned drawing you will keep editing. PNG is lossless, supports transparency, and opens in every browser, slide app and image editor. TIFF, by contrast, does not display in Chrome, Edge or Firefox.
If you only need to share a photo, TIFF to JPG produces a much smaller file.
Good to know
- Multi-page TIFF: only the first page is converted. For multi-page documents, use TIFF to PDF.
- Transparency in the TIFF carries over to the PNG.
- Lossless optimization: the PNG is compressed with OxiPNG, so it gets smaller without any change in quality.
- 16-bit TIFFs are saved as 8-bit PNGs, which looks the same for normal viewing.
You can drop many files at once: one PNG downloads directly, several come as a ZIP, and each can also be saved on its own. The conversion runs in your browser; your TIFF files never leave your device.
Frequently asked questions
Is the transparent background kept?
Yes. PNG supports transparency, so a transparent TIFF becomes a transparent PNG.
What about multi-page TIFF files?
Only the first page is converted to PNG. Convert the TIFF to PDF if you need every page.
Will the PNG be smaller than the TIFF?
Usually, if the TIFF was uncompressed. Photos can stay large as PNG; JPG is far smaller for those.
Last updated: November 13, 2026