SVG to TIFF converter

SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an open standard vector graphics file format used in web development primarily for creating and displaying interactive, resolution independent graphics such as logos, charts, illustrations, and maps. SVG files are based on XML, meaning they can be easily modified and reused with no loss of quality or detail.

When compared to other image formats, SVG boasts advantageous attributes such as comprehensibility, scalability and renderability. This makes it especially useful for designing for mediums such as print or the web, where you need to make sure your graphics look good at any size. SVG is also compatible with most vector editing software, enabling you to modify, create and export your designs with ease.

TIFF is an extensive raster image file format that supports lossless compression. It is widely used for editing and storing high-quality digital images, while retaining the full detail of the original source image. Commonly used by professionals, TIFF files are capable of storing multiple color depths including 16-bits per channel. They are also popular for exchange between different image editing applications.

TIFF files can store many different types of raster images, including defined layers, text, alpha channels and effects. They are capable of both lossy and lossless compression, allowing for flexibility when it comes to size vs quality. Unlike JPEG, TIFF is also relatively platform independent and is supported by a wide variety of operating systems.