TinyTIFF

Optimized for writing sequences of identical frames, achieving performance close to raw binary writes and significantly faster than libTIFF, especially on hard disks as shown in benchmarks.

Can read more than 65,535 frames, surpassing libTIFF's limit, and does so faster, making it ideal for large scientific datasets like microscopy videos.

Provides clear functions for opening, reading/writing frames, and closing, with examples and error handling in the documentation, reducing development overhead.

Supports Windows and Linux with continuous integration workflows, ensuring reliable builds across different systems as indicated by CI badges.