PDF to TIFF Converter
Convert PDF pages to a multi-page TIFF or one TIFF per page, in colour or greyscale, at 100 to 300 DPI. Your files are never uploaded to our servers. ToolkitPoint processes them on your own computer, so confidential documents stay with you.
Processed in your browser. Your files are not uploaded.
How to use PDF to TIFF Converter
- Choose a document to rasterise.
- Pick the target resolution: 200 DPI suits fax transmission and document archives, while 300 DPI suits crisp print reproduction.
- Choose full colour or 8-bit greyscale, and select either one multi-page archive file or one image per page.
- Press the convert button and download the resulting file.
Worked example
A 5-page signed contract rendered at 200 DPI greyscale produces a single contract.tiff container holding five sequential pages at 1700 x 2200 pixels each, with 200 DPI recorded in the IFD metadata tags.
When to use this tool
- Uploading filings to government, legal or medical archive portals that mandate lossless raster files.
- Preparing multi-page forms for digital fax gateways and legacy imaging systems.
Important limitations
Large page counts at 300 DPI produce big files and need plenty of memory.
Frequently asked questions
Which workflows require this format?
Enterprise document management systems, long-term archival repositories, online fax gateways, court filing portals and prepress workflows require lossless raster files with embedded resolution tags.
How are the raster pages compressed?
Each page is encoded with PackBits run-length compression, a lossless standard supported by every viewer and imaging library. High-contrast text pages compress substantially; continuous-tone photos compress less.
Is the DPI resolution stored inside the file header?
Yes. The chosen DPI is written into the XResolution and YResolution IFD tags in inches, so archival, fax and print software reads the exact physical page dimensions.
Should I choose multi-page or single-page output?
Multi-page mode stores all rendered sheets sequentially inside a single .tiff container. Choose one file per page (packed as a ZIP) if the receiving portal only accepts single-page image uploads.
Is conversion performed locally?
Yes. Every page is rendered and encoded inside your browser memory without uploading the document.