TIFF to PNG
WEBConvert TIFF images to PNG online — free, fast and private. Your files never leave your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
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What it does
TIFF to PNG converts your TIFF images into crisp, lossless PNG files right inside your browser — no upload, no account, no waiting. TIFF files are common in print, scanning, and professional photography workflows, but they're bulky and poorly supported on the web and most messaging apps. This tool reads your local TIFF file, decodes every layer, and exports a full-quality PNG you can share anywhere. Because everything runs on your device, your photos and scans stay completely private. There's nothing to install, no file size limits imposed by a server, and the conversion is instant. Whether you're pulling images from a scanner, a GIS dataset, or a camera RAW pipeline, Carbide gives you a universally compatible PNG in seconds — free, offline, and private.
How to use the TIFF to PNG
- Open the TIFF to PNG tool in Carbide — no sign-up needed.
- Click 'Choose file' and select the TIFF image from your device.
- The tool decodes the TIFF and converts it to PNG instantly in your browser.
- Preview the result, then click 'Download PNG' to save it to your device.
Frequently asked questions
- Is my TIFF file uploaded to a server?
- No. The entire conversion happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your file never leaves your device, so your images stay completely private.
- Does PNG preserve the full quality of my TIFF?
- Yes. PNG uses lossless compression, so every pixel from your original TIFF is preserved exactly. You won't see any quality degradation.
- Can I convert a multi-page TIFF?
- The tool converts the first (or primary) image layer of the TIFF to PNG. Multi-frame TIFFs may export the first frame; support for batch-frame export depends on your browser's decoding capabilities.
- Why would I convert TIFF to PNG instead of keeping the TIFF?
- PNG is universally supported on websites, messaging apps, and operating systems, while TIFF often isn't. PNG is also much smaller than TIFF for everyday use, with no loss in visual quality.