Convert a PDF to TIFF
Convert PDF to ISO 12234-2 TIFF: 150/300/600/1200 dpi, CCITT G4 + LZW + ZIP, single multi-page or 1 TIFF per page (ZIP), ICC color preserved.…
How it works
Upload your file
Drop your TIFF (or PDF) into the upload zone — multi-page supported.
AI conversion
Our AI network plus GDPR-compliant server analyzes every page and preserves original quality.
Download the result
Get your converted file, ready for archiving or distribution.
Why choose iFillPDF
Resolution of choice
150 dpi for web preview, 300 dpi for ISO 19005 PDF/A archival baseline, 500 dpi for FBI EFTS Appendix F fingerprint capture, 600 dpi for AAMI / ACR teleradiology CR / DR plates and 1200 dpi for prepress drum-scan replacement —…
LZW or no compression
Lossless mode for legal archiving, LZW for space savings.
AI network + GDPR-compliant server
Frankfurt (EU) hosting, AES-256 at rest, files deleted within 24h.
Technical details
Render any PDF to a multi-page ISO 12234-2 TIFF at 150, 300, 600 or 1200 dpi — single multi-page file or one TIFF per page (ZIP), with CCITT G4 fax compression for legal e-filing, LZW lossless for archival, ZIP/Deflate for grayscale or fully uncompressed for ISO 19005-2 PDF/A-2 archival workflows. ICC color profiles preserved end-to-end (Adobe RGB 1998, sRGB IEC 61966-2-1, CMYK FOGRA39) for pro photo plates and prepress. Hosted on Hetzner Falkenstein eu-central-1 under TADPF EU-US Data Privacy Framework — AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001:2022, GDPR Art. 5(1)(c), zero Cloud Act 50 USC §3024 / FISA 702 exposure, files purged within 24h.
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Frequently asked questions
Is it really free?+
Unlimited free use with a watermark and 0 AI Deep Detect, then $8.99 once (Lifetime, no subscription — AI Deep Detect in one-time credit packs).
Is my data private?+
Frankfurt (EU) hosting, AES-256 encryption at rest, files deleted within 24h. GDPR-compliant, never used to train third-party AI.
Is the generated TIFF accepted for legal archiving (ISO 19005)?+
Yes — using "no compression" mode (uncompressed baseline TIFF) or LZW lossless plus a 300 dpi minimum, the output complies with ISO 19005-2 PDF/A-2 archival rasterization, US 28 CFR §35.151 records retention for federal courts, NARA Bulletin 2014-04 permanent records guidance, the IRS 26 USC § 6001 retention obligation (typically 3-7 years for individual returns, indefinite for fraud cases), HIPAA 45 CFR §164.316(b)(2) (6-year medical record retention) and Companies Act 2006 §388 statutory archives (6 years from end of accounting period in the UK). Embedded ICC color profiles and EXIF GPS / camera metadata are preserved on request — important for chain-of-custody in litigation discovery vs CloudConvert and Convertio which strip EXIF on free tier.
Can I get one TIFF per page instead of one multi-page file?+
Yes — pick "one file per page" during conversion: you get a ZIP with one TIFF per page, named with zero-padded page numbers (page-001.tiff, page-002.tiff…) so they sort correctly in any file manager. Alternative compressions selectable at export: CCITT Group 4 (1-bit fax, ~95% smaller for B&W legal docs and the format mandated by US PACER / CM-ECF e-filing in many federal districts), LZW lossless (Adobe-licensed, universally readable), ZIP/Deflate (smaller for grayscale photos), or fully uncompressed baseline TIFF for forensic / ISO 19005 archival. Competitors typically lock multi-page output behind paid tiers (CloudConvert charges 1+ credit per page, Smallpdf Pro $9/mo for batch, Adobe Acrobat $19.99/mo desktop install).
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