Add a decodable TIFF
Upload a TIFF that your browser can display. If it cannot decode, render or export the needed image in compatible software first.
Free TIFF to AVIF converter
Use this free online TIFF to AVIF converter when your TIFF can be decoded by the browser and you need an AVIF raster export. The browser encodes displayed pixels at a fixed requested quality, so test the download in its destination workflow.
Files stay in this browser
All conversion runs on-device
About this converter
TIFF is a raster container and AVIF is a modern raster format. Fileverses works only from pixels the browser can decode: a TIFF that does not decode in the browser cannot be converted here. For a decodable TIFF, the browser draws the raster and requests AVIF output at quality 0.7. This flat conversion does not transfer TIFF pages, profiles, metadata, or compression choices.
How it works
Upload a TIFF that your browser can display. If it cannot decode, render or export the needed image in compatible software first.
Choose AVIF when it is available in the format picker; this route requests browser-canvas AVIF encoding at quality 0.7.
Save the AVIF and test its dimensions, transparency, visual result, and compatibility in the destination browser or application.
Made for real pipelines
Convert without uploading your assets. Switch outputs anytime — web, print, icons, and document targets from the same batch.
Make AVIF from a TIFFMakes the browser-decode requirement clear instead of promising support for every TIFF variant or page.
Requests image/avif from the canvas at quality 0.7 when the current browser supports that encoder.
Encourages checking the download because compatibility, size, and visual results vary by browser and recipient.
Good to know
No. This route needs the browser to decode the TIFF into raster pixels. There is no separate TIFF parser or page-selection tool in Fileverses.
It asks the browser canvas for image/avif at quality 0.7. AVIF availability and the resulting encoding depend on browser support.
No. The interface has no TIFF page-selection control. It converts only the image the browser successfully decodes.
Decoded alpha can remain if the TIFF rendering provides it. The converter does not add transparency or remove a background.
No. The browser raster path does not transfer TIFF metadata, ICC profiles, compression settings, or original file bytes.
Yes. The browser-decoded TIFF-to-AVIF step is free and online without an account when your browser can decode the input and encode AVIF.