Step 1: Upload TIFF File
Upload Image
Drag and drop your image here, or click to select
Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, and more
Conversion Settings
Higher quality = larger file size
How to convert TIFF to AVIF online
Upload image
Choose a TIFF image from your device.
Set quality
Use the quality slider to choose the balance you want between image quality and output size.
Convert
Start the conversion and wait for the AVIF image to be generated.
Download AVIF
Download the converted AVIF file after reviewing the result.
Why convert TIFF to AVIF?
TIFF is commonly used for high-quality images, scans, publishing, and archival workflows. Converting a TIFF image to AVIF can create a more compact modern image for compatible websites, applications, and digital distribution.
TIFF vs AVIF
TIFF is often used when image fidelity, editing, scanning, or archival workflows are important. AVIF is designed for efficient modern image compression and web-oriented delivery. They serve different purposes, so keep the original TIFF when you still need the source or archival file.
How does the AVIF quality setting work?
This converter lets you select a quality value from 1 to 100. Higher settings generally preserve more image detail but can produce larger output files. Lower settings can reduce the resulting file size more aggressively but may introduce more visible compression.
The best setting depends on the image itself and how you plan to use it. Photographs, screenshots, graphics, and detailed scans can respond differently to compression, so review the converted result rather than relying only on a particular quality number.
Will AVIF always be smaller?
Not necessarily. AVIF is designed for efficient image compression, but the final file size depends on the original image, dimensions, visual complexity, source compression, and the quality setting you choose. Compare the converted result with the original when file size is important.
Tips for converting TIFF images to AVIF
Keep the original source image when you may need it for editing or another format later.
Start with a higher quality setting when preserving fine detail is important.
Try a lower quality setting when reducing output size is the main goal.
Review detailed areas of the converted image for visible compression artifacts.
Check whether the application, browser, or platform where you will use the image supports AVIF.
Compare the final file size and visual quality before replacing an existing image asset.
TIFF to AVIF FAQ
What output format does this converter create?
The converted image is generated and downloaded in AVIF format.
Can I control AVIF quality?
Yes. The quality slider lets you select a value from 1 to 100 before starting the conversion.
Does higher quality create a larger file?
Higher quality settings can produce larger files because more image detail is preserved, although the exact result depends on the image.
Is AVIF supported everywhere?
AVIF support has expanded across modern browsers and software, but compatibility can still vary. Check the requirements of the application or platform where you plan to use the file.
Should I delete the original TIFF file after conversion?
Keeping the original is recommended when it is your source, archival, or highest-quality copy. Conversion creates a file for a different format and use case.