JPG to TIFF

Export a JPG or JPEG as a single-image, uncompressed RGBA TIFF. Check the dimensions and output size before using it in another editor.

Use this route when a downstream workflow expects TIFF rather than JPEG. The exporter writes decoded canvas pixels in an uncompressed TIFF.

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About JPG to TIFF

Use this route when a downstream workflow expects TIFF rather than JPEG. The exporter writes decoded canvas pixels in an uncompressed TIFF.

TIFF output

Write one uncompressed RGBA image.

Preview details

Check the rendered dimensions and size.

How to use JPG to TIFF

  1. 1

    Select a JPEG source

    Choose one JPG or JPEG

  2. 2

    Inspect TIFF settings

    Keep TIFF selected and check the preview

  3. 3

    Verify in the destination

    Download the TIFF and open it in the receiving app

Formats and practical limits

JPG/JPEG → uncompressed TIFF by default

  • TIFF does not reconstruct image detail that JPEG already discarded.
  • The output is one image without source metadata or compression options. Large input can be resized.

Practical example

Convert a JPEG proof for an importer that requires a TIFF and check that it opens as expected.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Will the TIFF be smaller?

The export is uncompressed and can be considerably larger than the JPG.