TIFF and JPG both live on your device.
No upload, no cloud. Archival files stay in the archive.
Archival TIFFs from scanners, microscopes, and pro cameras — re-encoded as web-shaped JPGs without ever leaving the browser tab. Conversion runs instantly in your browser tab — no upload, no cloud, no per-seat ladder.
We bundled a pure-JS TIFF decoder so this works in every browser, not just Safari.
Standard photographic JPG. Visually indistinguishable from the source for most archival material.
No upload, no cloud. Archival files stay in the archive.
Each TIFF becomes a JPG. Multi-page TIFFs export the first page.
TIFF is the archival image format — scanners, microscopes, professional cameras, GIS systems all use it. The catch is that browsers don't natively decode TIFF, so almost every online TIFF converter requires you to upload the file. We ship our own TIFF decoder (utif2, MIT-licensed) so the conversion runs in your tab. Archival files don't tour the internet — that's not what archival means.
Yes — we ship our own TIFF decoder (utif2). Most browsers don't natively decode TIFF, so most online converters require an upload. Ours doesn't.
We export the first page. For per-page extraction, drop into the Artboard image editor.
For most photographic content, the JPG is indistinguishable from the source at default quality. Highly detailed scans may show slight compression.
Standard color profiles (sRGB) are handled correctly. Embedded ICC profiles are read but JPG can only carry one.
We convert CMYK to sRGB on decode. JPG is RGB by convention.
Yes. Drop a folder; each TIFF becomes a JPG.