How to Convert PDF to TIFF for On Screen Takeoff

TIFF is one of the most favored lossless file formats especially for fax & printout. If you want a solution to convert PDF to TIFF for on screen takeoff and use them in other programs, looking to streamline your workflow or just to standardize how images are viewed across your organization, BlueFox Free PDF to TIFF Converter is the first option you should consider.

Step 1. Input FDF Files

Launch BlueFox Free PDF to TIFF Converter and click "Add File(s)" or "Add Folder" to add PDF files you want to convert. The files will be listed in the window with total number displayed at the bottom of the program. To delete one or all of them, click "Remove/Remove All".

Step 2. Specify Conversion Settings

Click "Options" to specify the conversion settings. In the "Conversions" tab, you can select the output directory from original directory or check "Select directory" and click "Change" to choose the directory you want. You can also set the overwrite ways when the destination file already exists.

In the "Misc" tab, you can specify whether to prompt the confirm window when removing files from the list or whether to open output folder when conversion is over. You can also let the program play a reminder sound when conversion is complete.

In the "TIFF Options" you can set the DPI value, color depth and compression type according to your needs. If you want to convert to other image formats, go to "Image Options" to choose the needed image format, and set the output quality.

Step 3. Convert PDF to TIFF

Click "PDF to Multipage TIFF" to start conversion. Within seconds, the conversion will be completed. Click "Open Output Folder" to directly find the converted files. To convert to other JPG or other image formats, click "PDF to JPG".