PDF to multi-page TIFF with explicit DPI
Create real multi-page TIFF files from PDFs in your browser. Control DPI, grayscale, RGB or 1-bit thresholding, batch order and lossless Deflate compression.
TIFF Workshop
Choose your inputs, or load the working example to explore the result. Your files stay on this device.
Supported scope: 100 output pages; 20 megapixels per page; 80 megapixels combined. Group 4/LZW and ICC/CMYK profiles are not supported.
Your inputs
Required fields are marked with an asterisk.
Your result
Review your output, then save it to your device.
Make the next step clear.
Your findings, assumptions and next steps will appear here after you run the check.
TIFF Workshop · https://tiff.kitforma.com/ · KitForma
Real downloadable output
Files stay in your browser
Clear format and size limits
Understand the evidence.
Focused guides explain the rules, the edge cases and the checks worth doing before you act.
Choose TIFF resolution from the real requirement
Connect physical size, pixel count and the recipient’s specification.
Read the guide ↗Field guide / 02Choose RGB, grayscale or one-bit output
Understand which information thresholding removes.
Read the guide ↗Field guide / 03Verify a multi-page TIFF batch
Check file order, page ranges and resolution before submission.
Read the guide ↗Before you start
Does this produce a multi-page TIFF?
Yes. Each selected PDF page becomes a separate TIFF image directory in one downloadable file.
Is Group 4 supported?
No. Choose uncompressed or Deflate. A recipient that specifically mandates CCITT Group 4 needs a tool that writes that codec.
Does 600 DPI recover detail?
No. It renders more output pixels. Detail absent from the original scan cannot be restored by a higher DPI setting.
Can I make black-and-white TIFF?
Yes. The 1-bit option thresholds luminance and packs eight pixels per byte. Inspect fine text and faint marks before submitting.
Does conversion upload my files?
No. PDF rendering, pixel conversion and TIFF encoding happen in your browser using self-hosted libraries.
Sources & assumptions
Formats, algorithms and supported features are documented below. Check the stated scope and inspect your output before using it.
- Adobe TIFF 6.0 specification ↗
Image directories, sample layout and resolution tags.
- PDF.js project ↗
Local rendering with self-hosted fonts, codecs and worker.
- libtiff compression documentation ↗
TIFF compression and reader interoperability.
Reviewed 2026-10-17. Read our methodology or report an issue.