How it works
The browser reads the file with File API, decodes via canvas or WASM codecs, then encodes to the destination mime type without network upload.
How to use TIFF to JPG
- Drag or select the source image file supported by this converter.
- Adjust quality, size, or background options shown for the target format.
- Preview the output if the tool provides a side-by-side view.
- Download the converted file — it saves from browser memory, not a server.
Worked examples
Concrete numbers and cases you can check against the tool above.
Scan email
12 MB grayscale TIFF scan compresses to a 900 KB JPG attachment under a 10 MB mail limit.
When to use TIFF to JPG
TIFF excels for archiving but is heavy for email; JPG is the pragmatic sharing format.
Common use cases
- Email a scanned document page as JPG.
- Upload TIFF microscopy stills to JPG-only journals.
- Reduce attachment size for support tickets.
Inputs and outputs
- TIFF input
- JPEG output with quality slider
Privacy
This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your data never leaves your device — nothing is uploaded to our servers.
Frequently asked questions
- Is EXIF metadata kept?
- Some conversions strip location EXIF for privacy; check tool notes if GPS preservation matters.
- Is there a file size limit?
- Limits come from device RAM; huge TIFFs may fail on low-memory phones.
- Does transparency survive?
- JPG never keeps alpha; choose PNG or WebP when transparency matters.