How to use Multi-page TIFF Converter
- Choose one supported classic TIFF.
- Enter one-based pages or leave the selection empty for all pages.
- Review and download the separate PNG page images.
Example: Multi-page TIFF Converter
A local worked example using the inputs and settings below for multi-page tiff converter.
You add
Classic TIFF file: ["two-pages.tiff (402 bytes)"]
Pages to export: ""
You get
Converted 2 of 2 TIFF pages to PNG.
1 | 3 | 2 | Uncompressed
2 | 3 | 2 | PackBits
two-pages-page-001.png (3 × 2 pixels)
two-pages-page-002.png (3 × 2 pixels)
Options
- Page selection
- Page numbers start at one. An empty selection exports every supported stored page within the total decoded-pixel bound.
- Supported TIFF subset
- The converter accepts the documented classic, chunky 8-bit formats and compression. Unsupported layouts are refused rather than skipped silently.
Supported inputs and limits
Classic TIFF only, uncompressed or PackBits chunky 8-bit RGB/grayscale, at most 64 MiB, 20 pages and 16 megapixels total. Page numbers start at one. BigTIFF, other compression, color models, merge/rewrite and unsupported strip layouts are refused. Review page appearance and format limits.
Where your input is processed
This tool processes your input in this browser. Your text and files are not uploaded to UseFreeTools. Check this tool's limits for anything it may save on your device.
Separate PNGs lose the TIFF container
Page images are exported independently, without a merged or rewritten multipage TIFF. Check page count, orientation and appearance before sharing. Preserve the source file when metadata or unsupported structures are needed.
Questions about Multi-page TIFF Converter
Can I combine files into a TIFF?
No. This version extracts supported pages into PNG files.
Is every TIFF compression supported?
No. Only the documented uncompressed and PackBits subset is decoded.
What happens with an empty page selection?
Every supported stored page is selected within the page and pixel bounds.