How to optimize TIFF?

Open the site: TIFF . Drag and drop TIFF files to optimize and compress them online. Or just use a code sample in C++. Install Aspose.Words for C++. Add a library reference (import the library) to your C++ project. Open the source TIFF file in C++. Compress TIFF without losing quality. Call the Document.Cleanup() method. The resulting code may vary depending on the output file format. Get the compressed result as a TIFF file.

Why compress TIFF files in C++?

Compressing TIFF allows you to improve the use of disk spaces and network traffic without sacrificing data quality.

What output file formats can I use to compress TIFF files?

We support a variety of output file formats for TIFF optimization, including DOCX, DOC, RTF, ODT, EPUB, JPG, PNG, XLS, XLSX, WPS and many more.

What is the maximum TIFF size supported by Aspose.Words for C++?

There are no size limits to compress TIFF files using Aspose.Words for C++.

C++ Compress TIFF

Compress TIFF file in C++

Make large TIFF files smaller without loss of quality. Delete unnecessary and unused data. Shrink the size of a TIFF file in code. The C++ library provides developers with an integrated API to optimize TIFF content.

Reduce the size of TIFF files using C++

C++ library is a stand-alone solution and doesn't require any third party software installed.

Lossless compression and deep content optimization made easy with 'Aspose.Words for C++'. The following example demonstrates how to optimize the content of a TIFF file in C++:

Code example in C++ to compress TIFF files

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Output format

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using namespace Aspose::Words;

auto doc = MakeObject<Document>();
auto builder = MakeObject<DocumentBuilder>(doc);

auto shape = builder->InsertImage(u"Input.tiff");

// Update page settings to crop the document to fit the size of the picture.
auto pageSetup = builder->get_PageSetup();
pageSetup->set_PageWidth(shape->get_Width());
pageSetup->set_PageHeight(shape->get_Height());
pageSetup->set_TopMargin(0);
pageSetup->set_LeftMargin(0);
pageSetup->set_BottomMargin(0);
pageSetup->set_RightMargin(0);

auto saveOptions = MakeObject<ImageSaveOptions>(SaveFormat::Tiff);
saveOptions->set_TiffCompression(TiffCompression::Lzw);

doc->Save(u"Output.tiff", saveOptions);
							using namespace Aspose::Words;

auto doc = MakeObject<Document>(u"Input.tiff");
doc->Cleanup();

auto nodes = doc->GetChildNodes(NodeType::Shape, true);
for (const auto& shape : System::IterateOver<Shape>(nodes))
{
    if (shape->get_HasImage())
    {
        // It's up to developer to choose the library for image compression.
        auto image =
           System::Drawing::Image::FromStream(shape->get_ImageData()->ToStream());

        // ...
        // Compress image and set it back to the shape.
        shape->get_ImageData()->SetImage("yourCompressedImage");
    }
}

auto saveOptions = MakeObject<PdfSaveOptions>();
saveOptions->set_CacheBackgroundGraphics(true);

doc->Save(u"Output.tiff", saveOptions);
 
							using namespace Aspose::Words;

auto doc = MakeObject<Document>(u"Input.tiff");
doc->Cleanup();

auto nodes = doc->GetChildNodes(NodeType::Shape, true);
for (const auto& shape : System::IterateOver<Shape>(nodes))
{
    if (shape->get_HasImage())
    {
        // It's up to developer to choose the library for image compression.
        auto image = System::Drawing::Image::Fromstream(shape->get_ImageData()->ToStream());

        // ...
        // Compress image and set it back to the shape.
        shape->get_ImageData()->SetImage("yourCompressedImage");
    }
}

doc->Save(u"Output.tiff");
 
							using namespace Aspose::Words;

auto doc = MakeObject<Document>(u"Input.tiff");
doc->Cleanup();

auto nodes = doc->GetChildNodes(NodeType::Shape, true);
for (const auto& shape : System::IterateOver<Shape>(nodes))
{
    if (shape->get_HasImage())
    {
        // It's up to developer to choose the library for image compression.
        auto image = 
           System::Drawing::Image::FromStream(shape->get_ImageData()->ToStream());

        // ...
        // Compress image and set it back to the shape.
        shape->get_ImageData()->SetImage("yourCompressedImage");
    }
}

auto saveOptions = MakeObject<OoxmlSaveOptions>();
saveOptions->set_CompressionLevel(CompressionLevel::Maximum);

doc->Save(u"Output.tiff", saveOptions); 
							using namespace Aspose::Words;

auto doc = MakeObject<Document>();
auto builder = MakeObject<DocumentBuilder>(doc);

auto shape = builder->InsertImage(u"Input.tiff");

// Update page settings to crop the document to fit the size of the picture.
auto pageSetup = builder->get_PageSetup();
pageSetup->set_PageWidth(shape->get_Width());
pageSetup->set_PageHeight(shape->get_Height());
pageSetup->set_TopMargin(0);
pageSetup->set_LeftMargin(0);
pageSetup->set_BottomMargin(0);
pageSetup->set_RightMargin(0);

auto saveOptions = MakeObject<ImageSaveOptions>(SaveFormat::Tiff);
saveOptions->set_TiffCompression(TiffCompression::Lzw);

doc->Save(u"Output.tiff", saveOptions); 
			

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How to compress TIFF C++

Install Aspose.Words for C++.
Add a library reference (import the library) to your C++ project.
Open the source TIFF file in C++.
Compress TIFF without losing quality.
Call the Document.Cleanup() method. The resulting code may vary depending on the output file format.
Get the compressed result as a TIFF file.

C++ library to optimize and compress TIFF files

There are three options to install Aspose.Words for C++ to your developer environment. Please choose one that resembles your needs and follow the step-by-step instructions:

Install a NuGet Package. See Documentation
Install the library using Package Manager Console within Visual Studio IDE
Install the library manually using Windows Installer

System Requirements

You can use this C++ library to develop software on Microsoft Windows, Linux and macOS operating systems:

GCC >= 6.3.0 and Clang >= 3.9.1 are required for Linux
Xcode >= 12.5.1, Clang and libc++ are required for macOS

If you develop software for Linux or macOS, please check information on additional library dependencies (fontconfig and mesa-glu open-source packages) in Product Documentation.

You can optimize files in many other file formats: