Convert TIFF to HDR

Convert TIFF files to HDR locally, completely free and with maximum privacy.

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How to convert TIFF to HDR

  1. Drop your .tiff files above, or click Upload Files. You can add many files at once.
  2. HDR is already selected as the output. Open the settings (gear icon) to fine-tune the result.
  3. Click Convert All. ImageMagick runs inside your browser through WebAssembly; nothing is uploaded.
  4. Download your .hdr files as soon as each one finishes.

What to know about TIFF to HDR conversion

  • HDR has no transparency, so transparent areas of the TIFF are filled with white.
  • HDR is best for HDR environment maps for lighting 3D scenes, and opens in Blender, 3D renderers and HDR viewers.

TIFF vs HDR

FeatureTIFF (Tagged Image File Format)HDR (Radiance HDR)
Compressionlossy or losslesslossless
TransparencyYesNo
AnimationNoNo
Best forprinting, scanning and long-term archivingHDR environment maps for lighting 3D scenes
Opens inPhotoshop, GIMP, Affinity Photo and most image viewers, and publishing softwareBlender, 3D renderers and HDR viewers

TIFF (Tagged Image File Format): A high-quality graphics format popular among photographers and publishers for printing and storing raw details.

HDR (Radiance HDR): A high-dynamic-range RGBE image format commonly used for environment maps and lighting in 3D rendering.

Conversion options

  • Resize by width, height or both (aspect ratio is preserved)
  • Filters: grayscale, sepia, blur and sharpen
  • Custom output file name

Frequently asked questions

Is it safe to convert TIFF to HDR here?

Yes. Your files are processed entirely on your own device by WebAssembly code running in the browser. They are never uploaded, so nobody else can see them, and the converter keeps working even if your connection drops after the page loads.

Is there a file size limit?

There is no server-side limit. The only limit is the memory available to your browser, typically 1.5–4 GB on desktop computers.

Can I convert several TIFF files at once?

Yes. Add as many files as you like; they are converted in parallel according to your device's CPU cores, and you can apply the same settings to all of them.

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