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Fax services, document-management systems, court e-filing and archives often ask for TIFF rather than PDF, and they want all pages in a single multi-page file, not a ZIP of images. This converter renders every page of your PDF at the resolution you choose and writes them into one TIFF, in colour or grayscale, with lossless LZW compression. It runs entirely in your browser.
To convert a PDF to TIFF, render each page at the resolution you need and save the pages into a TIFF file. On ihatepdf you drop in the PDF, choose 150, 200 or 300 DPI, colour or grayscale, and optionally a page range, and download one multi-page .tif with every page in order. The TIFF is LZW-compressed (lossless) and built in your browser, so the PDF is never uploaded.
TIFF is still the standard input for internet fax services, many document-management and imaging systems, some court and patent e-filing portals, and long-term archives that want plain images rather than a document format. Most of them want one file per document with all pages inside, which is what this tool makes. To go the other way, TIFF to PDF turns every page of a multi-page TIFF into a PDF page.
Both are lossless. TIFF holds many pages in one file and records the resolution, which archives and fax software rely on. PDF to PNG is better for the web, slides or a single page you want to share.
Drop the PDF on this page, choose a resolution and colour mode, and press Convert. A multi-page TIFF with every page downloads. It is free, with no sign-up and no watermark.
One. All the pages go into a single multi-page TIFF, which is what fax software and document systems expect. Open it in Windows Photos, macOS Preview or any image editor to page through it.
200 DPI is the usual choice for fax and document archives. 300 DPI is better for printing and for OCR. 150 DPI keeps files small for viewing on screen.
Yes, losslessly. LZW is the default because every reader supports it; Deflate is usually smaller; black & white pages use CCITT Group 4, the fax standard, which turns a page of text into a few kilobytes.
Yes. Choose the Fax preset: black & white, CCITT Group 4, 204 × 196 DPI and 1728 pixels wide, which is what fax machines and internet fax services expect.
In black & white mode, move the threshold slider towards "Lighter" while watching the preview, or switch to "Photos (dither)", which keeps shading as a pattern of dots.
Yes. Type a range such as 1-3, 7 and only those pages go into the TIFF.
No. Pages are rendered and encoded in your browser. The PDF never leaves your device.
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