TIFF to WBMP converter

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.

WBMP (Wireless Bitmap) is an image file format intended for use on the WAP (Wireless Application Protocol, a standard for sending data from mobile phones to the web) platform. It is the simplest monochrome image format with only black and white pixels. A WBMP file consists of minimal information in a very compact size.

Like all monochrome images, a WBMP file uses 1 bit per pixel, which makes it ideal for sending images to devices with limited or low-bandwidth connections. This image format is also supported by many of the major web browsers such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Chrome.