PS to TIFF
Convert PS to TIFF via API Solution for Node.js. Automate your image asset pipelines, saving valuable development time and server resources. Process single files or large batches with efficiency.
Aspose.Page for PS to TIFF converter offers conversion of PostScript (PS) file to TIFF image using Node.js.
Whether you're automating graphics workflows, generating raster images for web display, or integrating with print systems, our API provides the precision and performance you need. Ditch clunky external tools and complex command-line processes—now you can bring robust PS to TIFF conversion right into your Node.js backend.
In order to convert XPS to TIFF:
- Aspose.Page for Node.js API, which is a feature-rich, powerful, and easy-to-use document manipulation and conversion API for Node.js solution.
- You can download its latest version directly from our site , and follow instruction to install.
Steps to Convert PS to TIFF using Node.js
Aspose.Page makes it easy for the developers to load and convert EPS files to BMP in just a few lines of code.
- Include Aspose.Page for Node.js library: ‘const AsposePage = require(‘asposepagenodejs’);’
- Call AsposePSSaveAsImage and pass file name, image format Module.ImageFormat.Tiff and SuppressError boolean values to it.
- The result JSON contains the count of files in countFiles and the array of file names in filesNameResult. One file for one page of input document.
PS to TIFF Conversion
PS to TIFF Conversion Web Application
PS What is PS File Format
PS (PostScript) is a powerful page‑description language that combines text and graphics in a device‑independent way. It is widely supported by printers and professional image editors. PS files contain the rendering instructions for the page and can be converted to PDF, EPS, or raster formats.
TIFF What is TIFF File Format
TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) stores high‑resolution raster images with extensive metadata. It supports multiple pages and various compression schemes, making it popular in professional photography and publishing, though file sizes can be large.