2TIFF is a robust command-line utility engineered for efficient batch conversion and editing of documents and image files, primarily to the TIFF format. Operating without a graphical interface, it offers high efficiency, speed, and reliability, capable of non-stop 24/7 operation without interruptions. This makes it an ideal tool for automating document processing workflows, callable from various command-line interfaces like Windows PowerShell or cmd.exe, or integrated into custom scripts (BAT, PS1, VBS, CMD) and other software. The software supports an extensive range of over 110 file formats, including common office documents (Microsoft Word, OpenOffice, PDF, PowerPoint, Excel), various image types (JPEG, PNG, BMP, GIF, HEIC, SVG), CAD drawings (DWG, DXF), email files (EML, MSG, PST), and more. It utilizes an internal graphic engine for most conversions, minimizing external dependencies, though it can leverage public APIs for certain document types. Beyond conversion, 2TIFF provides comprehensive image processing capabilities, such as resizing, rotating, cropping, sharpening, adjusting contrast, gamma, brightness, applying auto-levels, converting to grayscale, and automatically removing blank pages. It also allows for the addition of text or image watermarks, QR codes, and various barcode types, with extensive customization options for appearance and position. Users can define rasterization resolution for vector documents and control TIFF compression levels and types to optimize output file sizes. For enhanced security and automation, 2TIFF can batch convert password-protected Word, PDF, RAR, and ZIP files by accepting multiple passwords. Its smart processing core analyzes file contents to apply optimal settings, ensuring efficient and accurate conversions across diverse file types. The utility also supports advanced features like running multiple commands sequentially, processing files with attachments, converting files listed in a text file, setting multiple input sources, and configuring post-conversion actions like deleting, copying, or moving processed files.

Features & Benefits

• Command Line Automation & Efficiency
  • Operates entirely from the command line, enabling full automation of document saving to TIFF. Its lack of a GUI ensures high efficiency, speed, and reliability, allowing for non-stop 24/7 operation without freezes or interruptions.
• Extensive File Format Support
  • Supports batch conversion of over 110 different file types, including Microsoft Office documents, OpenOffice files, various image formats, PDFs, AutoCAD drawings, emails, and RAW digital photos.
• Batch Conversion & Multipage TIFF Creation
  • Converts any number of documents or images to TIFF and can merge different files into a single multipage TIFF, or split documents into individual TIFF pages.
• Comprehensive Image Processing & Transformation
  • Offers various image editing options including resize, rotate, auto-rotate, flip, crop, sharpen, compress, grayscale, contrast, gamma, brightness, and auto-levels. It also supports automatic removal of blank pages and embedding ICC color profiles.
• Watermarking & Barcoding Capabilities
  • Allows adding customizable text or image watermarks, as well as QR codes and various barcode types (e.g., Code 128, Code 39, UPC-A) to output TIFFs.
• Compression Control
  • Enables users to select various TIFF compression types (rle, fax3, fax4, lzw, flate, jpego, jbig, jpeg, packbits) and adjust the compression level/quality to optimize file size.
• Password-Protected File Handling
  • Can unlock and batch convert password-protected Word, PDF, RAR, and ZIP files by accepting multiple passwords.
• Advanced Settings & Smart Processing Core
  • Provides an editor for modifying default program settings and features a smart processing core that analyzes file content to select the most effective processing method and optimal settings.
• Seamless Workflow Integration
  • Supports running multiple commands sequentially, processing files with attachments, converting files from lists, setting multiple input sources, and configuring post-conversion actions (delete, copy, move) for both successful and failed conversions.