Convert TIFF to WebP

Convert TIFF to WebP when a scan, a photo from a print shop, or a layout has to go on a website. TIFF is built for storage and print; WebP is built for fast page loads.

What happens when you convert TIFF to WebP

The image keeps its size in pixels and weighs many times less. On photos and scans the difference is usually invisible on screen: WebP does not cut the palette the way GIF does, so smooth transitions stay smooth.

A multi-page TIFF becomes an animated WebP with its pages following each other as frames. If the site needs a single page, save it as a separate file before uploading.

• The file becomes markedly lighter than the source TIFF.
• Colours and smooth transitions are kept.
• The pages of a multi-page file become frames.

How to convert TIFF to WebP

1. Upload your file in TIFF.
2. Select WebP as the result format.
3. Start the conversion.
4. Open the result in a browser.

Who finds it useful

• Publish photos a photographer delivered in TIFF on a website.
• Show a scan of an archival document on a page without a long load.
• Lighten catalogue illustrations handed over in a print format.
• Prepare an image for a product listing with a weight limit.
• Place a multi-page scan in a knowledge base as a picture that pages through.

Other options for TIFF files

• When the picture is expected by an old system, use the TIFF to GIF converter.
• The way back for print and archives is the WebP to TIFF converter.
• Transparent graphics for a site get lighter with the PNG to WebP converter.

FAQ

Is WebP fine for printing again?

For print, keep the source TIFF. WebP is made for screens and stores the picture compressed.

What happens to a multi-page file?

The pages go into one WebP as frames. If you need one page, save it separately.

Where will WebP fail to open?

Browsers display it, but some older editors do not. Keep the TIFF for those.