Free online TIFF to JPG converter

Convert TIFF images to compact JPG files while checking quality, color, transparency, and metadata.

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Auto orient

Correctly orient the image using the gravity sensor data stored in EXIF

Strip metadata

Strip the image of any profiles, EXIF, and comments to reduce size

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How to convert tiff to jpg file

August 16, 2026
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A website, email system, phone, or image editor may accept JPG while rejecting TIFF, and JPG is usually much smaller for sharing. The conversion applies lossy JPEG compression, so keep the original TIFF when maximum detail, editing flexibility, or archival quality matters.

What the TIFF format is

TIFF, commonly identified by .tif or .tiff, is a flexible raster-image format used for scanning, printing, publishing, medical imaging, photography, and archival masters. It can store uncompressed pixels, lossless compression, multiple pages or frames, transparency, and color depths above the 8 bits per channel normally used by JPG. Layered data may be retained by particular applications, but it is not preserved consistently across TIFF software.

Scanners commonly create TIFF files, as do Adobe Photoshop, GIMP, Affinity Photo, professional camera software, and desktop-publishing applications. TIFF is generally chosen when image fidelity, high resolution, color information, or future editing matters more than compact file size.

What the JPG format is

JPG, also called JPEG, normally uses the .jpg or .jpeg extension. It uses lossy compression designed primarily for continuous-tone photographs and is supported by web browsers, phones, operating systems, office software, cameras, social platforms, and most upload forms.

JPG files are usually much smaller than equivalent TIFF files because encoding discards some image information. They suit photographs, previews, websites, email attachments, and general sharing. They are less suitable for text-heavy scans, screenshots, line art, repeated editing, or archival masters because compression can produce blocking, ringing, and blurred edges.

How to convert the file

Using 101convert.com

Open the TIFF-to-JPG converter on 101convert.com; it can be used for free without installing software.
Select or upload the TIFF file.
Choose JPG as the output format and start the conversion.
Download the JPG, then check its dimensions, colors, transparency handling, and readable detail before deleting or archiving the source TIFF.

Do not upload confidential documents unless the service's handling and retention policies meet your requirements. Keep the original TIFF because converting JPG back to TIFF cannot restore discarded image data.

Using ImageMagick

ImageMagick is useful for local and batch conversion. With ImageMagick 7, convert one file with:

magick input.tif -quality 90 output.jpg

In ImageMagick, -quality 90 is a practical starting point; higher values generally preserve more detail and create larger files, while lower values create smaller files with more artifacts. Do not add -strip unless you want to remove metadata and embedded profiles:

magick input.tif -strip -quality 90 output.jpg

For a TIFF with transparency, JPG requires a solid background. This command places transparent areas on white and converts the image to the sRGB color space:

magick input.tif -background white -alpha remove -alpha off -colorspace sRGB -quality 90 output.jpg

Export every page of a multipage TIFF as a separate JPG:

magick input.tif -quality 90 page-%03d.jpg

Export only the first page:

magick input.tif[0] -quality 90 first-page.jpg

Using desktop image software

In Photoshop, open the TIFF and choose File → Export → Export As, select JPG, set the quality, and export. In GIMP, open the file and choose File → Export As, give the output a .jpg extension, and set JPEG quality in the export dialog. In macOS Preview, open the TIFF and choose File → Export, select JPEG, and adjust the quality slider.

Quality and compatibility limits

Lossy compression: export from the original TIFF at the required quality instead of repeatedly opening and resaving the JPG.
Color: convert CMYK or other unusual TIFF color spaces to sRGB for websites and consumer software. Accurate conversion also depends on the source ICC profile and whether the destination application honors it.
Bit depth: typical JPG output is 8 bits per color channel, so converting a 16-bit TIFF discards high-bit-depth data.
Transparency: JPG has no alpha channel. Transparent areas must be flattened against a chosen color, commonly white.
Multipage files: one JPG stores one image, not multiple TIFF pages. Export pages separately or retain the TIFF; PDF may be more suitable for distributing a multipage document.
Sharp edges: use a high JPEG quality or choose PNG when text, diagrams, screenshots, or line art must remain crisp.
Metadata: conversion software may preserve or remove EXIF data, copyright fields, and ICC profiles. ImageMagick's -strip option removes them.

TIFF vs JPG: format comparison

How the TIFF and JPG formats compare on the properties that matter most for this conversion.

Comparison of the TIFF and JPG file formats
Property	.TIFF Tagged Image File Format	.JPG JPEG File Interchange Format
Compression	Both	Lossy
Transparency	Yes	No
Animation	No	No
Layers	—	No
Color depth	Indexed (256 colors)	True color (24-bit)
Metadata support	Extensive	Extensive
Opens in a web browser	Partial	Yes, natively
Typical file size	Large	Small
Open standard	Yes	Yes
Best used for	Long-term archiving	Photographs
Introduced	1986	1992
Developer	Aldus Corporation, later Adobe Systems	Joint Photographic Experts Group
MIME type	image/tiff	image/jpeg

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Frequently asked questions

Is the TIFF to JPG converter free?

Yes, converting TIFF to JPG on 101convert.com is completely free. No registration, email address or installation is required. If you need a higher file size limit or want to convert more files at once, see our plans.

How large can my TIFF file be?

You can upload TIFF files up to 2000 MB and convert up to 200 files at once in a single batch.

What happens to my uploaded files?

Files are processed automatically and deleted from our servers within a few minutes after conversion. We never view or share your files.

Do I need to install any software to convert TIFF to JPG?

No. The TIFF to JPG conversion runs entirely online in your browser and works on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iPhone.

Did the conversion fail?

In most cases, the cause is an incorrect file format. Please upload a valid TIFF file for this TIFF to JPG conversion. Occasionally, the issue may be on our side. We analyze recurring conversion failures and disable or fix the converter if we detect a defect.

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