Tiff Teller

With the aid of Tiff Teller you can view detailed information about PDF documents and TIFF images, as well as compile reports and customize a wide array of settings. This is a simple-to-use software application that contains intuitive options for all user levels.

After a fast setup operation that shouldn't give you any trouble, you are welcomed by a user-friendly interface, represented by a large window with a clear-cut structure, where you can use a built-in file explorer to navigate disk directories and locate the files you want to examine.

The program shows the name, extension, full path, date of creation and last modification, number of pages, size, description, height and width (in pixels), physical height and width (in inches), along with the compression level for each file.

It's possible to view file properties just like in Windows Explorer, filter files by type (e.g. only PDF or TIFF), delete, rename, copy or move files to other locations, customize the columns to display (e.g. minimum and maximum height and width), as well as define actions for copying, moving or deleting files.

Documents can be previewed, and you can zoom in and out as well as change the page orientation. Tiff Teller also lets you print information.

When it comes to generating reports, the tool puts a wide range of customization options at your disposal. For instance, you can pick the output format between Excel, text, ODS, Word, CSV, ODT, RTF, DIF, HTML, XML, LaTeX, PDF, DBF, SQL, and other file types.

You can choose the columns to include in the report, edit the date, time and currency format, create a header and footer text, allow captions and set their width (e.g. file name, page count, size), and so on.

There were no stability issues in our tests, thanks to the fact that the program didn't hang, crash or prompt error dialogs. It had minimal impact on computer performance, using low CPU and RAM.

To sum it up, Tiff Teller comes loaded with a surprisingly rich set of customization options for generating reports with various file extensions using data obtained from TIFF or PDF docs. It's geared toward all user levels. No recent updates have been made, though.