How to Convert TIFF to JPG With Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Photoshop is used to create and edit images in various file formats, including Tagged Image File Format (TIFF). You can save a TIFF file in Photoshop by optimizing it as a Joint Photographic Experts Group (JPG) file. Unfortunately, JPG files lose their quality when they are compressed, unlike TIFF files, which do not. Photographs are often saved as JPG, PNG and TIFF files because of their high color depth. TIFFs are larger than JPG files and are used primarily for printing instead of for the web.
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Instructions
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Go to Adobe Photoshop.
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Open the TIFF image file you want to convert by clicking on "File" and "Open" or using the "File Browser." Double-click on the image file to place it in Photoshop.
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Select "File" and "Save For Web." The "Save for Web" dialog box will open up. You will see "Settings" on the right-hand-side towards the top.
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Click on the drop-down list for "Settings" and change it to "JPEG High," "JPEG Medium," or "JPEG Low." To optimize the image size for the web, click on the "2-Up" or "4-Up" tab, then select the image quality you want.
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Select the "Save" button. The "Save Optimized As" dialog box will open. Name the TIFF file. You will notice that the file extension has now changed to "JPG."
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Choose the location where you'd like the image saved to, then click on "Save" to complete the conversion.
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References
- "Graphics, Animation & Interactivity: With Flash 4.0;" James L. Mohler; 2000
