Does it handle multi-page TIFFs from scanners?

The first page is extracted and converted to JPG. For multi-page archival (every page preserved in one file), use the Scan to PDF tool to combine pages into a single PDF instead.

How much smaller will the JPG be?

TIFF is often 20–50× larger than the equivalent JPG. A 30 MB scan typically becomes a 1–2 MB JPG with no visible quality loss.

Are scanner-attached metadata (DPI, color profile) preserved?

Re-encoding strips most archival metadata. The pixel content is preserved exactly at the source resolution; DPI is normalised. If archival metadata matters, keep the TIFF for storage and convert only when sharing.

TIFF to JPG Converter — Scanner Output to Web-Friendly JPG

Convert TIFF / TIF files from scanners, faxes, and pro cameras to JPG that opens on any device and shares anywhere. Quality slider, EXIF auto-orient.

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About TIFF to JPG

TIFF is the standard output of office scanners, fax machines, and many professional cameras. It’s archival-quality but huge — a single page scan can be 20–40 MB. Most email systems, messaging apps, and web upload forms either reject TIFF outright or compress it badly. This tool decodes TIFF server-side (including multi-page TIFFs, where the first page is exported) and re-encodes as compact JPEG suitable for sharing.