TIFF to SVG converter

TIFF to SVG, print inks to screen.

Drop in a TIFF from a printer, a scanner or a design app. VecSnap reads its first page and its inks, brings its colors to the screen, and redraws it as clean shapes.

  • Converting and previewing are free
  • One credit keeps the file, every format included
Three overlapping circles in sage green, ochre and brick red inside a deep navy rounded square outline, up close: the TIFF as uploaded
Three overlapping circles in sage green, ochre and brick red inside a deep navy rounded square outline, up close: VecSnap's SVG
TIFFpixelsSVGshapes
The TIFF as uploaded1,341 KBVecSnap's SVG1.4 KB49 anchor points

To convert a TIFF to SVG, drop it on VecSnap. A TIFF is often a print file: four inks, cyan, magenta, yellow and black, most often packed without loss, sometimes several pages. VecSnap reads the first page, turns its inks into screen colors, through the file's own color profile when it has one, and redraws the picture as flat shapes and curves. Converting and previewing are free.

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The file, opened

A print file, redrawn.

A real TIFF, saved in four printing inks. Browsers other than Safari cannot show one, so the picture here is the file as VecSnap read it. Drag the line to compare it with VecSnap's shapes.
OriginalVecSnap

An example we picked, made with Gemini.

Read asLossless TIFF

Anchor points
VecSnap 49, potrace 22,90299.7% fewer
File size
VecSnap 1.4 KB, potrace 605 KB99.7% lighter

In the file

1 circle · 4 paths

Inside the file

What's inside my TIFF?

Often a print file: four inks, cyan, magenta, yellow and black, each a layer of the picture. VecSnap turns them into the colors a screen shows before it draws.
The cyan plateCyan
The magenta plateMagenta
The yellow plateYellow
The black plateBlack
Three overlapping circles in sage green, ochre and brick red inside a deep navy rounded square outlineOn screen
  • Compression

    This TIFF
    LZW, lossless
    What VecSnap does
    Reads every pixel as it was saved
  • Colors

    This TIFF
    CMYK, no color profile inside
    What VecSnap does
    Converts the inks by their plain sums
  • Pages

    This TIFF
    1
    What VecSnap does
    Converts the first page
  • Depth

    This TIFF
    8 bits an ink
    What VecSnap does
    Reads it as the file declares

Which file

Which file for the print shop, the web or Illustrator

  • The print shop that sent the TIFFPDF

    What you get
    The drawing as shapes, sharp at the size they print.
  • A website or an appWeb file

    What you get
    A small SVG in screen colors, sharp on every screen.
  • Illustrator, Inkscape or FigmaDesign file

    What you get
    Each part a shape, each color one fill to change.

One credit keeps the file, every format included.

Questions

TIFF to SVG, answered.

Sources

Only Safari shows TIFF images on a web page; Chrome, Edge and Firefox do not. Drop the file here: VecSnap reads it either way.

Drop a TIFF. Check the file.

Converting is free. You see the whole result before you spend anything.