What is TIFF?

TIFF is an abbreviation for Tagged Image File Format. It is a raster file format for digital images.

TIFF includes so called “tags” which either indicate the simple geometry of the image, like its size, or define how the data is arranged and various image compression options. This option allows to include all sorts of image formats in the file.

However, when TIFF was first introduced, programmers were not eager to invest the time to support all of the options. As a result the lowest common denominator soon became "the" TIFF, and even today the vast majority of TIFF files, and the code that reads them, are based on a simple 32-bit uncompressed image.

Nowadays TIFF has become the de facto standard graphics format for high color depth (32-bit) graphics and is widely used in image manipulation applications.

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Total Image Converter supports the following conversions with TIFF files:

TIFF to BMP TIFF to ICO TIFF to JPEG TIFF to JPEG 2000 TIFF to PNG TIFF to GIF TIFF to PCX TIFF to TGA TIFF to TIFF (resize, rotate and color conversion) TIFF to RAW

TIF to BMP TIF to ICO TIF to JPEG TIF to JPEG 2000 TIF to PNG TIF to GIF TIF to PCX TIF to TGA TIF to TIFF TIF to RAW