Free online TXT to TIFF converter

Source format: txt

TXT is a plain text format that stores unformatted characters only. It is used for notes, logs, configuration snippets, scripts, readme files, and exported text from other applications. Because TXT contains no layout information, it opens on almost any device, but it does not preserve fonts, spacing, or page design.

Target format: tiff

TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is a high-quality raster image format commonly used in publishing, scanning, archiving, and professional imaging workflows. It supports lossless storage, multiple color modes, and, in some cases, multi-page documents. TIFF is valued for preserving image quality and for broad support in desktop publishing and document management systems.

How txt to tiff conversion works

Converting TXT to TIFF means rendering the text as an image. Since TXT has no formatting, the result depends on the font, page size, margins, and rendering settings you choose. The output TIFF will contain an image of the text, not editable text.

Best ways to convert txt to tiff

Using LibreOffice Writer

1. Open the .txt file in LibreOffice Writer.
2. Adjust the appearance if needed: choose a font, set page size, margins, and line spacing.
3. Use File → Export As → Export as PDF if you want an intermediate file first.
4. Open the PDF in a tool that can export pages as TIFF, or use a workflow that saves the rendered page directly as TIFF.

Using IrfanView

1. Open IrfanView and load the TXT file.
2. If needed, adjust the text appearance and page layout.
3. Use File → Save As and choose TIFF as the output format.

Using 101convert.com

You can also convert TXT to TIFF on 101convert.com for free without installing any software. Upload the TXT file, choose TIFF as the output format, and download the converted file when it is ready.

Important notes

• No editable text: once converted, the text becomes pixels in an image.
• Formatting must be created manually: TXT has no bold, italics, tables, or page layout.
• File size can grow quickly, especially for long documents or high-resolution output.
• Multi-page output may be supported by some tools, but not all TIFF workflows handle multiple pages equally well.
• OCR may be needed later if you want searchable text inside the TIFF image.

For best results, use a readable font, set an appropriate page size, and choose a resolution that balances clarity and file size. If you need the text to remain editable, PDF or DOCX is usually a better choice than TIFF.