TIFF to Lottie converter

Packaging high-quality TIFF files into the Lottie format is a highly specialized workflow for integrating broadcast-quality assets into web motion graphics. The primary advantage is the ability to place uncompressed, pixel-perfect visual elements within an interactive, JSON-based web animation, completely bypassing traditional video embeds. The converter functions by converting the heavy TIFF data into an extensive Base64 text string, subsequently wrapping it inside the strict structural parameters of a Lottie JSON file. It is targeted at high-end motion designers, broadcast professionals transitioning to web UI, and digital artists. Supported inputs are single-layer, static TIFF files. A specific usecase involves taking a hyper-realistic, uncompressed 3D render saved as a transparent TIFF, and embedding it into a Lottie animation file where vector UI elements can be animated around it natively in the browser. The severe limitation of this process is file bloat; converting an already massive TIFF into Base64 text creates an extraordinarily heavy JSON file that can severely impact browser performance and parsing times. Error messages include 'Base64 string exceeds maximum browser payload' and 'Unsupported multi-page TIFF structure'.