Both files stay on your device.
Local-first. No upload.
Archival TIFFs re-encoded as lossless PNGs — every pixel preserved, alpha channel intact, no upload, every browser. Conversion runs losslessly in your browser tab — no upload, no cloud, no per-seat ladder.
utif2-based reader. Multi-page TIFFs supported. Runs in every browser.
Pixel-for-pixel exact. Sharp at every pixel. Universal browser support.
Local-first. No upload.
Each TIFF becomes a PNG. First page exported for multi-page sources.
TIFF and PNG are both lossless. Going between them is mostly about compatibility — every modern tool handles PNG; almost no browsers natively decode TIFF. We ship our own TIFF decoder so the conversion runs in your tab without an upload. Same lossless guarantees, universal target format.
If you need lossless output (which is the usual reason to start from TIFF), PNG is the right target. JPG re-encodes lossily.
We export the first page. For full page-by-page extraction, drop into Artboard.
Yes — TIFF and PNG both support lossless storage. Pixel-for-pixel exact.
Yes. TIFFs with transparency convert cleanly to PNGs with alpha.
Yes. The TIFF decoder runs in any modern browser, desktop or mobile.
We downscale 16-bit channels to 8-bit on PNG export (PNG also supports 16-bit, but we default to 8 for compatibility).