WMV to TIFF Converter

Extract frames from WMV video as lossless TIFF images online. Single frame or batch screenshots with compression options.

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Supports: WMV

OptionsAdvanced Options - Our defaults are optimized for the best results. We recommend you keeping the defaults unless you have a specific need.
Image Compression
Quality preset
Higher quality settings preserve more detail but result in larger files. Lower settings reduce file size by increasing compression.
Image resolution
File extension
Compression Type
LZW is the standard for TIFF files and offers the best compatibility. While JPEG or WebP compression can create smaller files, they are often not supported by standard image viewers and professional printing software.
Frame Selection
Time (seconds)
Capture a single frame at the specified time. For example, 2.100 means 2 seconds and 100 milliseconds into the video.

How to Convert WMV to TIFF Online
  1. Upload Your WMV File — Click "Choose Files" or drag and drop your .wmv video. Batch conversion is supported.
  2. Choose Frame Extraction Mode:
    • Specific Frame (default): Enter a timestamp in seconds (default 0 = first frame) to capture a single frame.
    • Multiple Screenshots: Extract frames at a capture rate from every 0.1 seconds (10fps) to every 10 seconds (default 1 second per frame).
  3. Set Image Quality — "Quality Preset" (Highest → Lowest, default "Very High").
  4. Choose Compression Type (Optional) — LZW (standard), LOSSY, DEFLATE, PACKBITS, CCITT Fax 4, NONE (uncompressed), JPEG, WebP, ZSTD, or JP2K.
  5. Choose File Extension (Optional) — Output as .tiff or .tif.
  6. Adjust Resolution (Optional) — Keep original, pick a preset, set by percentage, or enter exact width × height.
  7. Convert and Download — Click "Convert" and download your TIFF image(s). No sign-up required.

Why Convert WMV to TIFF?

Converting WMV to TIFF extracts video frames as lossless TIFF images — the standard for print publishing, professional photography, and archival. This is useful for extracting high-quality stills from Windows Media recordings for print, creating image sequences for compositing, or archiving key frames from presentations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I extract multiple frames?

Yes. Select "Multiple Screenshots" and choose a capture rate. At 1 frame per second, a 60-second video produces 60 TIFF images.

Which compression type should I use?

LZW for standard lossless TIFF. NONE for maximum compatibility. JPEG for smaller files (lossy).

Can I batch convert?

Yes. Upload multiple WMV files and download TIFF results individually or as a ZIP archive.

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