Handle large scans
TIFF compression is useful for scanned pages, artwork, and archival source files.
Compress TIFF Images
Compress TIFF images for smaller scans, print assets, archival files, and large source images. Upload up to 20 TIFF files and download optimized TIFF images after compression.
Drop your images here!
Up to 20 images, max 10 MB each
Supports TIFF. Files are compressed securely, and temporary outputs are automatically deleted after 24 hours.
Press Enter or Space to choose image files from your device.Why compress TIFF images?
TIFF files are common in scanning, print, and archival workflows, and they can be much larger than web formats. Compressing TIFF helps make large source files easier to store, send, or prepare for the next step.
Prepare for sharing
Smaller TIFF files are easier to move through storage, email, or production workflows.
Keep source format
Compression keeps the file in TIFF format for workflows that require it.
TIFF compression guide
Compression results depend on image content, transparency, animation, and how the format stores detail.
| Detail | TIFF |
|---|---|
| Compression type | Often lossless or uncompressed depending on the source file |
| Transparency | Can include alpha channels depending on the file |
| Best use case | Print, scanning, archival workflows, and professional source images |
| Watch for | TIFF files are often large and may be less convenient for websites. |
| Expected savings | Large TIFF files can benefit from optimization before sharing or converting. |
What happens to your file?
Upload your TIFF image, let the compressor create a smaller TIFF file, then download the optimized result. Files are processed for compression, stored temporarily for download, and automatically deleted after 24 hours.
Compress TIFF FAQ
Why are TIFF files large?
TIFF files often use lossless or uncompressed storage, especially for scans, print files, and archival images.
Will compressing TIFF affect quality?
Results depend on the source file. TIFF workflows often prioritize image detail, so compare the optimized result before replacing an archival original.
Should I use TIFF for websites?
Usually no. TIFF is better for print, scanning, and archiving; JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF are more common for websites.
Can I compress multiple TIFF files?
Yes. Upload up to 20 TIFF images and download optimized files after processing.
How long are compressed TIFF files stored?
Files are processed for compression, stored temporarily for download, and automatically deleted after 24 hours.