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TIFF to PDF
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Why convert TIFF to PDF
TIFF is the archival format of scanning — lossless, multi-page, enormous — and unreadable by browsers and most phones. A PDF keeps every page in order and opens everywhere, which is what a colleague, a lawyer or a customer actually needs.
Each TIFF page is decoded in your browser (including LZW-, ZIP- and JPEG-compressed TIFFs and the CCITT fax compressions) and placed on a PDF page. Drop several files and they are combined in the order you set.
How to convert TIFF to PDF
- Drop the TIFF files onto the page and arrange them in order.
- Pick a page size (same as the image, A4 or Letter) and margins.
- Click Convert and download the PDF.
About the formats
TIFF · Tagged Image File Format · .tif
The archival and print standard: lossless, supports layers, multiple pages and 16-bit colour, but far too large for the web.
- TIFF can be uncompressed or losslessly compressed (LZW, ZIP); either way files are large.
- Scanners and fax software often produce multi-page TIFFs.
- Browsers do not display TIFF, so it must be converted to JPG or PNG for the web.
PDF · Portable Document Format · .pdf
The fixed-layout document standard: looks the same on every device and printer, which is why forms, invoices, contracts and reports are shared as PDF.
- A PDF can contain vector text, embedded fonts, images, form fields, annotations and digital signatures.
- Scanned PDFs are just pictures of pages; they need OCR before the text can be searched or copied.
- PDF is an open ISO standard (ISO 32000) since 2008.
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