TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is a high-quality raster format used in professional photography, printing, and archiving. It supports lossless compression.
TIFF is the standard for print production, medical imaging, and archival storage where maximum quality is required.
Yes. TIFF files are significantly larger than JPG or PNG because they store more image data. They are not suitable for web use.
Yes. TIFF is widely used in medical imaging (DICOM systems often export to TIFF). It supports lossless compression and high bit depths.
Yes. TIFF supports multiple layers and pages in a single file, which is used in multi-page document scanning.
Yes. Word can insert TIFF images. However, TIFF files are large and may slow down the document.
TIFF supports LZW (lossless), ZIP (lossless), JPEG (lossy), and uncompressed storage. LZW is the most common lossless option.