Same Format, Different Ending
TIF and TIFF are exactly the same format. The names differ only because older versions of Windows allowed just three letters after the dot. Changing the ending doesn’t touch the picture, so there is no quality loss and the file size stays the same.
Use it when a print shop, scanner app or form only accepts files ending in .tiff.
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How It Works
- Choose a file that ends in .tif.
- Check the preview. The picture stays exactly as it is.
- Download it with a .tiff ending.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my image lose quality?
No. Only the ending of the file name changes. The image inside is not re-saved.
Can I just rename the file myself?
Yes. Renaming the ending on your computer does the same thing. This page is handy on phones, where file endings are often hidden.
Which format should I pick?
JPG for photos. PNG for screenshots, logos and transparent images. WebP or AVIF for smaller files on websites. TIFF for print and archives, and ICO for icons. HEIC photos from iPhones can be converted to JPG or PNG.
Does it work on phones?
Yes. It works in modern mobile browsers, and iPhone HEIC photos open directly.