TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) refers to a type of image format developed by Aldus and Microsoft that is commonly used within computing.

TIFF files are basically Bitmap images, they are not restricted in resolution and can be black and white, grey scale or full colour.

Most (if not all) image editing software can support the TIFF format, TIFF files typically have the .tif or .tiff file extension.

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