PNG to TIFF converter
Make print-ready TIFF files from PNG images without uploading.
- Your files are never uploaded
- Processed on your device
- Works offline
- Free, no sign-up
Drop your PNG files here
PNG images · up to 10 files, 100 MB each
or paste with Ctrl+VLive preview
Settings
No settings needed — add your PNG images and press Convert to TIFF.
Nothing is uploadedHow it works
Add your images
Choose PNG images for png-to-tiff on your device.
Nothing to set up
There are no settings — check the preview, then convert.
Convert and download
Save your TIFF results individually or download the converted images together as a ZIP.
Why convert PNG to TIFF?
Print shops, archives and fax-style pipelines often ask for TIFF. Converting PNG images to lossless TIFF gives you 150 DPI files those professional workflows accept.
TIFF files are larger than the PNGs they came from because of the uncompressed writing. Each PNG produces exactly one TIFF with the same picture.
Convert privately on your device
Add your PNG images, press Convert to TIFF, and download the finished files. Because archival copies may be confidential, the encoding happens wholly within your browser session.
Convert up to 10 PNG files at once (100 MB each, transparency included) and download each TIFF separately or grab them all as one ZIP. The live preview turns your PNG into TIFF on screen before anything is saved, so you can confirm every page rendered.
Good to know before you convert PNG to TIFF
Send TIFFs when a printer or archive requires them; for every other purpose the PNG is smaller and equally sharp.
Each file keeps its original name with a tif ending, so TIFF results stay easy to match with their PNG originals. Keep the original PNG files until you have checked the TIFF results — reconverting with different settings is free and private.
Questions
Are my files uploaded?
No. The tool runs inside your browser, so your files are opened and converted on your own device. They are never sent to us or to anyone else.
Does each PNG give one TIFF?
Yes. Every PNG input produces exactly one TIFF file at 150 DPI, holding the same picture.
Why is the TIFF bigger than my PNG?
TIFF stores the pixels with lighter compression and adds print metadata at 150 DPI, so the file grows. The picture itself is identical.
Is it free?
Yes. Free to use, with no sign-up, no watermark and no daily limits.
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