Add an AVIF image
Drop, paste, or choose the AVIF needed as a conventional TIFF raster. It stays in your browser.
Free AVIF to TIFF converter
Export an AVIF as a simple TIFF without uploading it. Fileverses writes uncompressed 8-bit RGBA pixels at 72 DPI, useful for a requested raster handoff—not for layers, embedded profiles, or print-ready color management.
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All conversion runs on-device
About this converter
AVIF is optimized for efficient modern image delivery, while TIFF is commonly used where a receiving system requests a conventional raster file. This route decodes the AVIF in your browser and writes a little-endian TIFF containing uncompressed 8-bit RGBA pixel data with 72-DPI resolution tags. Existing decoded transparency can remain, but the export is deliberately simple: it has no compression, ICC profile, CMYK data, layers, metadata transfer, or multipage structure. The TIFF can be much larger than the AVIF, so open it in the destination application and confirm its color and transparency handling before a print or archive workflow.
How it works
Drop, paste, or choose the AVIF needed as a conventional TIFF raster. It stays in your browser.
TIFF is preselected for this route. Choose it for a recipient that explicitly accepts this simple raster TIFF export.
Download the TIFF, then check it in the target editor or workflow for expected color, transparency, resolution, and file-size behavior.
Made for real pipelines
Convert without uploading your assets. Switch outputs anytime — web, print, icons, and document targets from the same batch.
Convert AVIF to TIFFExport decoded 8-bit RGBA pixels when a receiving workflow explicitly asks for TIFF.
Existing decoded alpha can remain in the four-channel TIFF; the tool does not invent a transparent background.
Uncompressed pixels and absent prepress metadata make destination validation essential.
Good to know
It writes a little-endian TIFF with uncompressed 8-bit RGBA pixels and 72-DPI resolution tags. It is a straightforward raster export rather than a feature-rich TIFF workflow.
Decoded transparency can remain because this TIFF stores RGBA pixels. The conversion does not add transparency or recover alpha information that is absent from the decoded AVIF.
No. This output does not add CMYK data or an ICC profile. Confirm the receiving print or publishing workflow's requirements and perform its required color management separately.
AVIF uses efficient compression, while this encoder writes uncompressed pixel data. A TIFF can therefore require much more storage even when width and height do not change.
No. The tool exports the decoded visible image as one raster TIFF. It does not reconstruct layers or pages, carry over arbitrary metadata, or create an archival master from prior editing history.
No. AVIF-to-TIFF conversion runs in your browser, so the source image is not sent to a conversion server.