How to Change a File From a PDF to a TIFF

Tagged image file format (TIFF) permits multiple edits of a digital image without losing its quality. Converting a PDF file to a TIFF image is a convenient way to use a PDF document or its parts in a presentation, a Microsoft Office Word file or a website. It also allows you to graphically edit such a document. Adobe Acrobat software has an option to save PDF files directly in the TIFF format as well as adjust the final image resolution.

Things You'll Need

  • Adobe Acrobat
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Instructions

    • 1

      Open your user account in Windows XP/Vista/7 and click "Start."

    • 2

      Click "All Programs" and then on "Adobe Acrobat" to launch the program.

    • 3

      Click "File" and select "Open." Browse your computer and double-click on a PDF file to be converted.

    • 4

      Click "File" and then "Save As."

    • 5

      Select "TIFF(*.tif, *.tiff)" using the listbox "Save as type."

    • 6

      Click the button "Settings" and set a desired resolution (for instance 600 pixels/inch) for the TIFF image file using the listbox "Resolution." Click "OK."

    • 7

      Click "Save" to convert the PDF file to a TIFF image. If a PDF file comprises multiple pages then each page will be saved as a separate TIFF file.

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