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PNG to TIFF Converter
Saves PNG images as TIFF while keeping every pixel and the transparency channel, for print workflows and archive systems that only take .tif files.
✓ No upload · ✓ No sign-up · ✓ No watermark
How to use PNG to TIFF Converter
- Choose .png files or drop them onto the box.
- No settings are needed.
- Click Convert to TIFF.
- Download each TIFF or all of them as a ZIP; no on-page preview is shown.
PNG to TIFF in practice
Both formats are lossless and both can carry an alpha channel, so moving from PNG to TIFF changes the container rather than the picture. The converter reads the PNG into a canvas and writes the RGBA pixel data into a TIFF with the UTIF library. Transparent regions remain transparent, which matters for logos placed in desktop publishing layouts.
The main difference you will notice is size. PNG compresses losslessly, but the TIFF produced here is uncompressed, so even a modest graphic can grow several times over. Use it when a publisher, print shop or legacy software insists on TIFF; for web and everyday sharing, the PNG you started with is already the better choice.
Limitations
- TIFF output is uncompressed and therefore large.
- Browsers cannot preview TIFF, so check the file in an image viewer after download.
- Print-specific settings such as DPI tags or CMYK are not available.
Frequently asked questions
Is any quality lost going from PNG to TIFF?
No. Pixels are copied exactly; only the file container changes.
Does the TIFF keep transparency?
Yes, the RGBA data including alpha is written into the TIFF.
Why can't I see a preview after converting?
Web browsers do not render TIFF. Open the downloaded file in Photos, Preview or an image editor.
Where is my PNG processed?
On your own device, inside the browser tab. Nothing is uploaded.