Convert TIFF to JPG on Mac

TIFF files are a standard in professional photography, scanning, and print design. They preserve every detail with lossless compression, but that quality comes at a cost: a single TIFF can be 50–100MB or more.

For sharing via email, uploading to websites, or posting on social media, JPG is the better choice. JPGs are dramatically smaller — often 10–20x — while maintaining excellent visual quality for everyday use. Converting a folder of TIFFs to JPG can free up gigabytes of disk space.

Photo Tamer lives in your Mac’s menu bar. Select all your TIFF files in Finder, drag them onto the Photo Tamer icon, and pick your output format. Every file is converted in seconds, right on your machine.

No need to open a heavy image editor or upload files to a web converter. Photo Tamer processes everything locally — your files never leave your computer, and there’s no file size limit.

If you work with scanned documents, archival images, or print-ready files, you know TIFFs pile up fast. Photo Tamer lets you convert entire folders at once, so you can keep the originals archived and share lightweight JPGs with clients and colleagues.