Drop JPG, get TIFF. No install, no upload, several files at once.
When a printer or publisher asks for TIFF. JPG is lossy, small for photos and opens everywhere, but has no transparency. TIFF is a high-quality format used by printers and scanners, but large and not viewable in browsers or messengers.
Saved as uncompressed TIFF, so files grow. JPG artefacts don't disappear — start from the original if you have it.
The conversion runs in the browser you opened this page in. You can go offline after loading, and the files never reach us. All options are on the Image Format Converter page.
No. Reading, converting and saving all happen in your browser.
Yes. Drop them together and they are converted with the same settings into a ZIP.
Use the format menu above, or see the full Image Format Converter page.