How to convert Tiff to Jpeg

TIFF VS JPEG

TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is a raster file format for digital images. The simple geometry of an image like its size and various image compression options are stored in so called tags. This option allows including all sorts of image formats in the tiff file. TIFF is a lossless file format which promises high quality of an image. The disadvantage of tiff is its size. You won't be able to deal with *.tiff files on the web. To store and transmit photos on the World Wide Web people usually use JPEG. JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) is a lossy file format, so the quality of the compressed file is usually lower. Besides, it's not recommended to use JPEG for line drawings and other textual or iconic graphics because its compression method performs badly on these types of images. JPEG images are of smaller size than tiff's.

You can't just change the tiff extension to jpeg to convert the file. But with new Image Converter you don’t need to feel frustrated about it. To change your tiff to jpeg you have to launch Image Converter, select the target tiff file and press Convert to JPEG. As easy as that! Batch converting allows you to convert one hundred files as easily as just one. What's more you can resize, rotate and define quality and smooting of your jpeg file with only a few clicks.

You can also convert:

TIFF to BMP
TIFF to ICO
TIFF to JPEG
TIFF to JPEG 2000
TIFF to PNG
TIFF to GIF
TIFF to PCX
TIFF to TGA

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