PDF to TIFF Converter
Render selected PDF pages into a baseline RGB TIFF on your device. The input stays in this browser and is never uploaded.
LOCAL PDF RENDERING
Render PDF pages as a baseline RGB TIFF
Selected pages are rasterized in this browser and encoded as a real TIFF file. Your PDF never leaves this device.
A QUICK WALKTHROUGH
How to use this tool
- Choose one local PDF up to 50 MB and 100 pages.
- Select all pages or a page list, then choose a conservative output DPI.
- Convert and download one multi-page TIFF with uncompressed 8-bit RGB pixels.
A bounded baseline TIFF
This converter writes a real little-endian TIFF 6.0 with one RGB image directory per selected page. It uses uncompressed 8-bit samples, no alpha, and a white background for transparent PDF pixels. The output is intended for ordinary baseline TIFF readers.
Raster output boundaries
PDF vectors become pixels and selectable text is not preserved. This version does not provide CMYK, ICC profiles, metadata transfer, LZW, CCITT, JPEG, BigTIFF, or a claim of original PDF fidelity. A per-page 20 megapixel and total 50 megapixel limit keeps browser memory bounded.
Local and private
The PDF is opened with PDF.js from the file you select and rendered in browser memory. No PDF bytes or resulting TIFF are uploaded, fetched from a URL, or sent to a server. Password-protected, damaged, oversized, and overlong PDFs are rejected.
GOOD TO KNOW
Common questions
Is this a vector-preserving PDF conversion?
No. Each selected page is rasterized to 8-bit RGB pixels. Text is no longer selectable, and vector objects are not preserved.
Which TIFF features are supported?
The output is an uncompressed, little-endian baseline TIFF 6.0 with 8-bit RGB samples and a single strip per page. It does not claim support for CMYK, profiles, metadata, advanced compression, or BigTIFF.
Can a browser preview the TIFF?
Browser TIFF preview support varies. Use the download and open it in a TIFF-capable image viewer.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. PDF.js reads and renders the selected file locally in your browser.