ON-DEVICE SDK · iOS · ANDROID

Build archival multi-page TIFF on the device.

Combine phone-captured pages into one standards-compliant multi-page TIFF, right on the handset. Banks, insurers, and government records systems have archived in TIFF for decades. Nothing leaves the device.

Multi-page TIFF, one file iOS · Android · Flutter · React Native 100% on-device, nothing uploaded
WHAT IT DOES

Archival TIFF, assembled on the handset

  • ✓ Combines every captured page into one multi-page TIFF file
  • ✓ Bitonal or greyscale output using capture filters and colour mode
  • ✓ Set archival DPI — 150, 200, 300, 500, or 600
  • ✓ Deskew, orientation, and edge crop applied before the file is written
  • ✓ Runs on-device with no server round-trip, so it works fully offline
  • ✓ One API across iOS, Android, Flutter, and React Native
java
// assemble captured pages into one archival multi-page TIFF
ImgHelper img = new ImgHelper(this);
img.SetDPI(200);                            // 150 / 200 / 300 / 500 / 600
img.GetTiffForLastCapture(outputTiffPath);  // or img.BuildTiff(imagePaths, outputTiffPath)
USE CASES

Common scenarios

Banking & insurance archival

Capture account-opening packs and claim files with Mobile Scanning, then store them as the multi-page TIFF your records system already ingests.

Fax-compatible output

Produce bitonal TIFF pages that drop straight into fax gateways and older imaging pipelines, no conversion step needed.

Government records

Meet public-archive mandates that require TIFF for long-term preservation of permits, applications, and case files.

Compliance retention

Keep tamper-resistant, format-stable archives for regulated retention schedules where PDF is not accepted.

Legal e-discovery

Deliver page-per-image TIFF sets that match the Bates-numbered production format courts and review platforms expect.

Cheque imaging

Generate front-and-back bitonal TIFF images sized for clearing-house and remote-deposit submission standards.

PRICING

Priced for every team

Included in the SDK license. Pricing shown in your local currency.

Affordable to all

One flat SDK rate covers capture, cleanup, and archival TIFF export. Build one file a day or millions across your fleet on the same license.

See pricing →

FAQ

Common questions

What does "build TIFF on the device" actually do?
It combines pages captured on the phone into a single, standards-compliant multi-page TIFF file, written directly on the handset. Deskew, orientation correction, and edge cropping are applied before the file is saved, so the archived pages come out straight and trimmed. The result is one TIFF you can store or hand to a records system with no conversion step.
Does building a TIFF need an internet connection or a server?
No. The entire TIFF is assembled on-device, with no upload and no server round-trip, so it works fully offline. Because nothing leaves the handset, captured documents stay private even on an unreliable or air-gapped network.
Which platforms and frameworks are supported?
The same TIFF build API runs on iOS, Android, Flutter, and React Native. One integration covers all four, so you get identical archival output across your mobile apps without maintaining separate imaging logic per platform.
Can I set the DPI for an archival TIFF?
Yes. You can set the output resolution to 150, 200, 300, 500, or 600 DPI before the file is written. Higher DPI preserves fine detail for long-term preservation, while lower DPI keeps files compact for high-volume storage.
Can it produce bitonal (black-and-white) or greyscale TIFF pages?
Yes. You can produce bitonal or greyscale TIFF pages by choosing a capture filter and colour mode before the file is built. Bitonal output suits text documents, fax gateways, and cheque imaging, while greyscale retains tonal detail where it matters.
Can I combine several scanned pages into one multi-page TIFF?
Yes. You can assemble every page from a capture session, or a list of image files already on the device, into a single multi-page TIFF. That keeps a complete document — such as an account-opening pack or a claim file — together as one archival file.
Why choose TIFF over PDF for archiving?
TIFF is the format banks, insurers, and government archives have standardised on for long-term, format-stable preservation, and some regulated retention schedules do not accept PDF. Choose TIFF when you need a page-per-image archival master; choose Build PDF when you need a shareable, everyday document.
How is the TIFF build feature licensed and priced?
The TIFF build capability is included in the SDK license alongside capture, cleanup, and the rest of the toolkit, so one flat rate covers building one file a day or millions across a device fleet. See pricing for current rates in your local currency.

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