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JPGTIFFJPG to TIFF Converter
Print shops, publishers and archives ask for TIFF because it is lossless and because their workflows have expected it for thirty years. PhotoTray produces them locally, at any size, with the colour profile carried across so the print does not come back the wrong colour.
Drop in your files — TIFF files land in the folder you pick — considerably larger than the JPGs.
Why convert
Why convert JPG to TIFF
Because a printer, publisher or archive has specified it. TIFF is the standard in professional print and preservation workflows: lossless, colour-managed, and capable of carrying the metadata those pipelines rely on. The conversion cannot restore anything the JPEG lost, but it does meet the requirement and stops any further loss.
- A print shop or publisher whose submission spec requires TIFF.
- Archival storage where a lossless format is mandated.
- Getting images into professional imaging software.
- Meeting a stock or licensing agency's delivery requirements.
How it works
Convert JPG to TIFF in a few clicks
- 1
Drop your JPGs in
One or a folder full.
- 2
Choose TIFF
Lossless output, with the source's colour profile carried across.
- 3
Get the TIFFs back
In the folder you chose. Expect substantially larger files.
The details
JPG to TIFF, at a glance
- Engine
- sharp (libvips)
- Output
- TIFF, lossless
- Colour profile
- Carried across — important for print
- Note
- Cannot recover detail the JPEG already discarded
- Where it runs
- Your own PC — nothing is uploaded
- Limits
- None — no file count, no file-size cap, no watermark
- Platform
- Windows 10/11 (x64)
Questions
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This conversion is part of the full tool — which handles the other formats in the same batch, and can keep doing it on a folder you choose.
Runs on your PC · nothing uploaded · no watermark, no file limit