Convert TIFF to JPG on your PC in batch. Whole folders at once, multipage TIFF included, nothing uploaded.
Get the free trial from this page and run the installer. It works on Windows 7, 10, and 11, in 32 or 64-bit.
Click Add Files or drag a whole folder into the window. Subfolders keep their structure.
Open the Output Format list and choose JPEG. Set the quality or output folder if you like; the defaults work for most jobs.
Press Start. The app converts every TIFF at once and drops the JPG files into your output folder.
A 600 DPI A4 scan can weigh 50 to 120 MB as TIFF. The same picture saved as JPG is several times smaller, which is why it loads faster on the web and travels by email. Convert in bulk and leave the originals untouched.
A free website is fine for one small file. For folders of scans, large or multipage TIFF, or private documents, dedicated converter software handles the batch without limits.
Drop in a folder of TIFFs and the app converts them in parallel across all CPU cores. Add files by drag-and-drop or from the Windows Explorer right-click menu.
Set the JPEG quality, DPI, or target dimensions to trade sharpness against file size. Resize only if larger, so small images stay as they are.
The same batch can resize, rotate, watermark, or switch images to grayscale. One pass gets scans and product photos web-ready.
Legal, medical, and HR teams convert archives of scanned TIFFs to JPG in bulk, without sending private files to a cloud service.
Export editing-grade TIFFs to JPG for proofs, galleries, and client delivery, while the lossless originals stay on disk. Shooting mirrorless too? See how to convert ORF, RAF, and ARW to JPG.
Turn heavy TIFF product shots into light JPGs that keep listing and product pages quick to load.
TIFF is only the start. Beyond TIF to JPEG, the same app converts most camera and graphics formats to JPG, including newer Canon CR3 RAW files.
Batch Picture Resizer
10.6 Mb
14.0
08/04/26