Question 1

What compression type should I use?

Accepted Answer

LZW is the best default — lossless with good compression. Use Deflate for slightly smaller files. Use None for maximum compatibility with legacy software. Use JPEG only if you need the smallest files and accept lossy quality.

Question 2

Can I choose TIF or TIFF extension?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Under File Extension, select TIF (.tif) or TIFF (.tiff). Both produce identical files — TIF is the 3-character DOS convention, TIFF is the full name.

Question 3

Does flipping preserve TIFF metadata?

Accepted Answer

The image pixel data is flipped while the TIFF container is re-created. EXIF metadata may not be fully preserved during the flip operation.

Question 4

Can I flip and resize at the same time?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Set your flip direction, then adjust Image Resolution to change dimensions. Both are applied in a single pass.

Question 5

Will flipping reduce image quality?

Accepted Answer

With lossless compression types (LZW, Deflate, None), flipping preserves every pixel exactly. With JPEG compression, some quality loss occurs due to lossy re-encoding.

Question 6

Can I flip multi-page TIFF files?

Accepted Answer

The tool processes the first page of a multi-page TIFF. For multi-page TIFFs, extract individual pages first, then flip each one separately.

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