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Home > Free PDF to TIFF > Tutorials > How to Convert PDF to TIFF?
Unlike PDF documents, TIFF is a clean format that is hard to alter. If you want to fax, print while protecting the info and archiving inside, Free PDF to TIFF can help convert them to TIFF, so that you can easily distribute them without the concern about unauthorized alteration.
Launch
Free PDF to TIFF and click "Add File(s)" or "Add
Folder" to add PDF files you want to convert. The files
will be listed in the window with total number displayed at the
bottom of the program. To arrange file order, select one of them
and click "Move Down/Up"; to delete one or all
of them, click "Remove/Remove All"; to add more
files, click "Open Source Folder" to choose other
PDF files to input; to adjust the appearance, please go to "Appearance". Tip: You don't have to remember where you store the output files because we provide "Open Output Folder" to help you find them; If you want to go on adding another PDF stored in the same folder as the converted one, click "Open Source Folder". Step 2. Specify Conversion Settings
Click
"Options" to specify the conversion settings. In
the "Conversions" tab, you can select the output
directory from original directory or check "Select directory"
and click "Change" to choose the directory you
want. You can also set the overwrite ways when the destination file
already exists.
Click
"PDF to Multipage TIFF" to start conversion. Within
seconds, the conversion will completes and the converted files are
marked with Word logo. Click "Open Output Folder"
to directly find the converted files. To convert to other JPG or
other image formats, click "PDF to JPG". Tip: TIFF is good for any type of bitmap (pixel-based) images. TIFF produces large files, but there is no loss in quality. TIFF also preserves layers, alpha transparency, and other special features when saved from Photoshop. The type of extra information stored with TIFF files varies in different Photoshop versions.
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