Multi-Page TIFF Splitter - Extract Pages as PNG

Split multi-page TIFF files into individual images. View thumbnails, download pages as PNG, or export all as ZIP. No uploads, works in browser.

Drag & drop multi-page TIFF file here

Supports .tiff, .tif files

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Frequently Asked Questions

Multi-page TIFF files contain multiple images stored in a single file, similar to a PDF. They're commonly used for scanned documents, faxes, and archival imaging where multiple pages need to be stored together.

The tool uses UTIF.js to decode all pages from your TIFF file, displays thumbnails of each page, and lets you download individual pages as PNG or export all pages at once as a ZIP archive. All processing happens in your browser.

For each page, you'll see a preview thumbnail, page number, dimensions (width × height), color depth (bits per pixel), and file size. This helps you identify and extract specific pages.

Yes. The 'Download All as ZIP' button packages all pages into a single ZIP archive with numbered filenames (page-1.png, page-2.png, etc.) for convenient batch export.

No. All TIFF processing happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your files never leave your device, ensuring complete privacy for sensitive documents.

The tool supports standard TIFF files with various compression methods (LZW, PackBits, Deflate), color modes (RGB, grayscale, CMYK), and bit depths. Both single and multi-page TIFFs work.

PNG is universally supported in web browsers and image viewers, unlike TIFF. PNG uses lossless compression for smaller file sizes while maintaining quality, and supports transparency perfectly.

Browser memory is the only limit. Typical multi-page TIFFs with 50-100 pages process smoothly. Very large files (1000+ pages) may take longer or require more RAM.

Yes. PNG uses lossless compression, so extracted pages maintain identical quality to the original TIFF. All pixels are preserved exactly as they appear in the source file.

Yes. Each page has its own download button, allowing you to extract only the pages you need. The 'Download All' option is available when you want the complete set.

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