About PDF to TIFF
PDF to TIFF is mostly for systems that still expect TIFF, like document management and archiving software, fax services, some print shops and older scanning workflows. Upload the PDF, choose the pages, and pick One multi-page TIFF or One TIFF per page. If your document is still a Word file, turn it into a PDF with Word to PDF first.
Resolution presets run from 72 to 600 DPI, with 150 DPI as the default, and 300 DPI is the usual choice for archives and print. For the multi-page file, More options holds the compression. LZW keeps colour pages lossless, CCITT G4 turns pages into compact black-and-white images for fax and document archives, and Uncompressed gives the largest but most widely readable files.
How to use PDF to TIFF
- 1Upload a PDF
Choose or drop the file. PDFs up to 50 MB can be converted on the free plan.
- 2Choose pages and resolution
Leave Pages empty for all pages or type a range like 1-5, then pick a resolution.
- 3Pick the TIFF layout
Choose One multi-page TIFF or One TIFF per page, and set Compression under More options.
- 4Click PDF to TIFF
Download the .tif file, or the ZIP holding one TIFF per page.
Why use Cubfile for this
- Multi-page or separate
One .tif with every page, or numbered single-page files such as report_p3.tif.
- Three compression choices
LZW (lossless), CCITT G4 for black-and-white fax images, or Uncompressed.
- Up to 600 DPI
Presets from 72 to 600 DPI cover screen previews, archives and print.
- Page ranges
Convert the whole file or only pages like 2-6, 9.