Turn selected TIFF pages into an ordered PDF with original proportions, page-size, fit and margin controls.
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Supported: .tif, .tiff · up to 10 sources · 20 MiB per source. Existing codec, duration, pixel and memory limits apply.
Select pages separately inside each TIFF. Source-file order and page order are preserved by the existing sequential converter.
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Choose one supported local file, review the conversion settings, select Convert and inspect the verified output before downloading. Yes. Blank selection keeps source page order; explicit page selections use the entered order, including deliberate reversal. The generated PDF must have exactly the selected page count.
Turn selected TIFF pages into an ordered PDF with original proportions, page-size, fit and margin controls. Selected pages follow the explicit selection order. TIFF pixels are decoded once and embedded as lossless PNG images without an extra JPEG generation. This preserves supported decoded 8-bit pixels, not original TIFF compression, high-bit-depth precision or color profiles. Original PDF page sizing uses TIFF resolution metadata when valid, otherwise 96 DPI. Original image pixel resolution is retained; PDF is raster-image-based, not vectorized.
Your file bytes, pixels, SVG content and filename remain in browser memory. They are not uploaded to a conversion server, saved by this tool or included in page analytics. Clipboard and downloads require explicit actions. Reset clears pending processing and owned preview URLs; ordinary page requests may still be logged.
Yes. Blank selection keeps source page order; explicit page selections use the entered order, including deliberate reversal. The generated PDF must have exactly the selected page count.
No. Supported TIFF pixels are decoded to oriented 8-bit RGBA and embedded through lossless PNG encoding. This avoids an additional lossy JPEG generation, although high-bit-depth and color-model conversion can still change the original TIFF data.
Original page sizing uses valid TIFF resolution metadata, converted to PDF points at 72 points per inch. Missing or unsupported resolution metadata falls back to 96 DPI. The source image pixel resolution is retained.
Yes. Choose A4 or US Letter, portrait or landscape, margins in PDF points and contain or cover fitting. Contain preserves all image content without stretching; cover can crop overflow.
No. TIFF source pages are raster images and remain embedded raster images in the PDF. The tool preserves their supported decoded resolution and proportions rather than inventing vector paths or selectable OCR text.
The generated PDF is parsed for structure and page count, and every page is rendered locally with PDF.js. Acceptance fixtures check independently colored pages after reordering to verify rendered page contents and order.
Turn selected TIFF pages into an ordered PDF with original proportions, page-size, fit and margin controls.
Selected pages follow the explicit selection order. TIFF pixels are decoded once and embedded as lossless PNG images without an extra JPEG generation. This preserves supported decoded 8-bit pixels, not original TIFF compression, high-bit-depth precision or color profiles. Original PDF page sizing uses TIFF resolution metadata when valid, otherwise 96 DPI. Original image pixel resolution is retained; PDF is raster-image-based, not vectorized.
Choose a supported source file. Keep the original dimensions when quality matters; apply optional resizing or fitting deliberately. Inspect original and converted previews, including transparent edges, small text and gradients. Review all warnings before downloading.
Yes. Blank selection keeps source page order; explicit page selections use the entered order, including deliberate reversal. The generated PDF must have exactly the selected page count.
No. Supported TIFF pixels are decoded to oriented 8-bit RGBA and embedded through lossless PNG encoding. This avoids an additional lossy JPEG generation, although high-bit-depth and color-model conversion can still change the original TIFF data.
Original page sizing uses valid TIFF resolution metadata, converted to PDF points at 72 points per inch. Missing or unsupported resolution metadata falls back to 96 DPI. The source image pixel resolution is retained.
Yes. Choose A4 or US Letter, portrait or landscape, margins in PDF points and contain or cover fitting. Contain preserves all image content without stretching; cover can crop overflow.
No. TIFF source pages are raster images and remain embedded raster images in the PDF. The tool preserves their supported decoded resolution and proportions rather than inventing vector paths or selectable OCR text.
The generated PDF is parsed for structure and page count, and every page is rendered locally with PDF.js. Acceptance fixtures check independently colored pages after reordering to verify rendered page contents and order.
Processing is browser-only with bounded input size, decoded pixels, output bytes and operation time. Files larger than 20 MiB, individual images above 16 MP or batches above 40 million frame/page pixels are rejected. SVG has a tighter 2 MiB source limit. These limits protect responsiveness; they do not imply universal codec support.