How to compress TIFF
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Add your TIFF files
Drag and drop TIFF files onto the compressor, paste them, or click to browse. You can add several at once.
- 2
Pick a level or a target
Balanced is selected and suits most files. Choose Light to stay closer to the original or Strong for the smallest file, or set a target size or a percentage to reduce by.
- 3
Compress
Click Compress. Your TIFF files are processed right in your browser, usually in seconds.
- 4
Download
Download each smaller TIFF, or everything at once as a ZIP.
What compression does to TIFF
Switches to efficient Deflate or JPEG compression inside the TIFF container.
- Light
- Lossless or near-lossless: re-compresses as efficiently as possible at full resolution.
- BalancedDefault
- The default: looks the same for most uses, and typically 40–70% smaller.
- Strong
- Smallest file: lower quality, and large images are downscaled.
Need it much smaller? If the TIFF is only going to be viewed or uploaded, not printed or edited, a JPG is much smaller. Convert TIFF to JPG
Common sizes
The compressor above takes any target size, or a percentage to reduce by. These pages preset the sizes people ask for most, for upload forms, email and chat limits.
TIFF · Tagged Image File Format
TIFF is a flexible, high-quality raster format used in printing, scanning and archiving. It can hold multiple pages and high bit depths.
- Type
- Image
- Extension
- .tiff .tif
- MIME
- image/tiff
- Best for
- print production, scanned documents and photo archives
Compressing TIFF: frequently asked questions
Smaller TIFF files, in seconds.
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