How to split a multipage TIFF file on Windows?
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Full question
https://superuser.com/questions/44600/ho...
Question links:
[cannot read multipage TIFF files]: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/325/325224.html
[free tiff splitter windows]: http://www.google.com/search?rl
Accepted answer links:
[Image Magick]: http://www.imagemagick.org/script/index....
Answer 2 links:
[Tiff Splitter]: http://tiffsplitter.codeplex.com
Answer 3 links:
[irfanview]: http://www.irfanview.com/
[this thread]: https://irfanview-forum.de/showthread.ph...?
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#windows #images #tiff
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ACCEPTED ANSWER
Score 82
The King of image transformation software is Image Magick. You can use this to do most image translations / conversions, and it's a respected (and therefore as safe) as these things can be.
It's a command line tool, but more powerful for that. At a command prompt, simply type ...
convert multipage.tif single%d.tif
to create multiple tif files.
On Windows, you must add magick to beginning of the command:
magick convert multipage.tif single%d.tif
ANSWER 2
Score 13
There is a free Tiff Splitter:
A simple WinForms app that opens a multi-page tiff file and saves all pages as individual tiff files. The input file can be selected through file browsing, or drag-and-dropped from the File Explorer.
Requires .NET 4.0 / Tested on Windows 7
ANSWER 3
Score 6
Microsoft Office Document Imaging (MODI) can split a TIFF using the Page>Move pages to a new file option (select pages you want to split out from the original file first).
MODI is installed as part of Office 2003, and although I believe a version was included with office XP/2002, I think it was an optional install and may not have the TIFF writer necessary to carry out this task (can't test here, sorry!).
ANSWER 4
Score 6
You can use irfanview, the swiss-army imaging knife for windows. See this thread
i_view32.exe c:\multipage.tif /extract=(c:\temp,jpg)