PCX to TIFF Converter

Convert PC Paintbrush images to genuine TIFF files for print, publishing, editing, and archiving. Process batches securely and download free.

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Drop your PCX files here

Up to 50MB per file.

Conversion Settings

Output dimensions

Files are encrypted and auto-deleted after conversion

How to Convert

  • 01

    Upload your PCX files

    Drag and drop or select PCX files from your device. You can upload multiple files at once.

  • 02

    Configure Output

    Choose any available TIFF output options, then start the conversion.

  • 03

    Download TIFF files

    Once conversion finishes, download your files individually or as a compressed ZIP archive.

Why convert PCX to TIFF?

PCX is a PC Paintbrush image used by classic DOS and Windows graphics applications. Converting it to TIFF creates a high-quality image format used in scanning, print, publishing, and archival workflows, ready for workflows that use the destination format.

TIFF is supported by professional image, scanning, publishing, and print software.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does converting PCX to TIFF do?expand_more
It decodes the PC Paintbrush image used by classic DOS and Windows graphics software and creates a genuine TIFF file ready for editing, print, publishing, and archiving.
Why convert PCX to TIFF?expand_more
TIFF makes the visible PCX image convenient to use in applications and services that request the destination format.
Can I convert several PCX files at once?expand_more
Yes. Add multiple PCX files, convert them together, and download each TIFF result separately or collect the completed batch in a ZIP.
Can I resize the converted images?expand_more
Yes. Keep the original dimensions or choose a smaller output size while retaining the image proportions.
What is retained in the TIFF result?expand_more
The converter carries the visible colours, detail, dimensions, and supported transparency into the finished TIFF file.
How are my PCX files processed?expand_more
PCX conversion uses a secure server-based image decoder. Files are transferred over an encrypted connection and automatically deleted after the stated retention period.

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