Single-page and multi-page TIFF
Every frame in a multi-page TIFF becomes a separate PDF page, and you can reorder the extracted pages before conversion.
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Turn single-page or multi-page TIFF files into a PDF. DocFlip extracts TIFF pages, lets you reorder them, and creates the document locally.
Every frame in a multi-page TIFF becomes a separate PDF page, and you can reorder the extracted pages before conversion.
Images are fitted to the selected page orientation while preserving their original aspect ratio.
TIFF decoding and PDF creation run locally without sending files to a DocFlip server.
4 simple steps
The decoder extracts images from TIF or TIFF files on your device. Frames in a multi-page file appear in their original order.
Choose a TIF or TIFF file up to 15 MB. You can prepare up to 50 pages, with a 12-megapixel limit per page.
Move images up or down. Their sequence becomes the page order in the finished document.
Choose automatic, portrait, or landscape orientation and margins of 0, 10, or 20 mm.
DocFlip creates the document directly in your browser and makes it ready to save on your device.
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Use it for archived scans, faxes, and documents stored in TIFF with CCITT, JPEG, LZW, PackBits, or Deflate compression.
Every frame in a multi-page TIFF becomes a separate PDF page, and you can reorder the extracted pages before conversion.
Create a one-page or multi-page PDF and set the exact image sequence before conversion.
Images are fitted to the selected page orientation while preserving their original aspect ratio.
TIFF decoding and PDF creation run locally without sending files to a DocFlip server.
FAQ
Add the files, set their order and page options, then select “Create PDF.” No account or payment is required.
Yes. DocFlip extracts pages from TIF or TIFF files and displays them separately. The total limit is 50 pages per operation.
The decoder handles common TIFF files using no compression, CCITT Fax 3/4, JPEG, LZW, PackBits, or Deflate. Uncommon professional variants may not open.
A compressed TIFF can be small on disk but consume substantial memory when decoded. The limit protects the browser tab from becoming unresponsive.
No. Image decoding and PDF creation happen locally in your browser. The selected files are not sent to DocFlip.
Yes. Choose automatic, portrait, or landscape orientation and use margins of 0, 10, or 20 mm.
Choose a dedicated format or combine different image types in one PDF.