Why convert TIFF to JPEG?
Uncompressed TIFF stores raw byte arrays for every pixel. Encoding to JPEG at 85–92% quality removes imperceptible high-frequency color data while keeping text and photography sharp at a fraction of the byte size.
Private by design: zero uploads
Sensitive scanned contracts, ID cards, and deeds are converted on your own CPU—nothing is uploaded to the cloud.
Frequently asked questions
What quality setting should I use when converting scanned TIFF documents to JPG?
For scanned text documents and forms, a JPEG quality of 85–90 keeps letter edges crisp while reducing file size by 85–95% compared to an uncompressed TIFF.