PDF to TIFF with every page saved as a lossless image

1. Open the PDF whose pages you want as TIFF pictures.
2. Every page starts selected. Select only the ones you need, or leave them all.
3. Choose a resolution — 300 DPI is what most archives and print shops ask for — and whether the background stays white or transparent.
4. Select the save button, then Download: one page saves as one TIFF, several save as a ZIP with one TIFF per page.

For archives, printers and document systems

TIFF is the picture format records offices, fax software and document management systems expect, because it stores every pixel without loss. PDFCheetah draws each selected page at the resolution you choose, turned and cropped the way the file shows it, and writes it as a TIFF on this device, packed without loss. Nothing is compressed away, so text and lines stay crisp, and the files are much larger than a JPG of the same page.

Current limitations

Each page is its own TIFF; the pages are not gathered into one multi-page TIFF file. A TIFF is a picture of the page, so its text cannot be selected or searched, and links and form fields stop working. A page too large for this device to draw at the chosen resolution is refused before anything runs. Password-protected PDFs cannot be opened here yet: use Unlock PDF first if you know the password.