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Saving raster as *.tif with tfw worldfile


Recoloring geotiff for visual presentationHow to convert a .rik to .tif?Worldfile incorrect for QGIS?Is it possible to change extension name TIFW to TFW in QGIS?TIF not showing UTM coordinates in world fileExported georeferenced tif from QGIS composer (QGIS 2.16.1) does not contain “origin” or 'Pixel Size" propertiesQGIS 2.16 Composer - Georeference tif/pdf to import to Avenza PDF mapWorld file in georeferenced file does not work in QGIS?Saving Geo-Tif from QGIS creates black TIF?Why geotiff raster copy does not superimpose with original adf raster in QGISConvert to geospatial PDF issue






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I am using QGIS 2.16 an I need to save a raster file as *.tif with its world file as *.tfw but I only manage get *.aux.xml world files? Any ideas?




Ok, I just found out that when i "export as image" it creates a *.tfw. Minor problem seems to be that i am restricted to the screen resolution.










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    I am using QGIS 2.16 an I need to save a raster file as *.tif with its world file as *.tfw but I only manage get *.aux.xml world files? Any ideas?




    Ok, I just found out that when i "export as image" it creates a *.tfw. Minor problem seems to be that i am restricted to the screen resolution.










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      I am using QGIS 2.16 an I need to save a raster file as *.tif with its world file as *.tfw but I only manage get *.aux.xml world files? Any ideas?




      Ok, I just found out that when i "export as image" it creates a *.tfw. Minor problem seems to be that i am restricted to the screen resolution.










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      I am using QGIS 2.16 an I need to save a raster file as *.tif with its world file as *.tfw but I only manage get *.aux.xml world files? Any ideas?




      Ok, I just found out that when i "export as image" it creates a *.tfw. Minor problem seems to be that i am restricted to the screen resolution.







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          In Raster -> Conversion -> Translate :



          select your input and output files, as well as your export option if needed.
          Then, click on the pen icon at the bottom of the window to modify the text lines. Change gdal_translate to gdal_translate -co worldfile=yes and leave the other options.



          When exporting, you should have your world file alongside with your picture. That also works with other file extentions, like jpg.






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            I had the same "problem". Here the solution:



            1. Right-click on the layer (raster) -> export -> save as

            2. Activate Create options

            3. click on "+"

            4. In the column "Name" add "tfw" and in the column "Value" add "yes"





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              In Raster -> Conversion -> Translate :



              select your input and output files, as well as your export option if needed.
              Then, click on the pen icon at the bottom of the window to modify the text lines. Change gdal_translate to gdal_translate -co worldfile=yes and leave the other options.



              When exporting, you should have your world file alongside with your picture. That also works with other file extentions, like jpg.






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                In Raster -> Conversion -> Translate :



                select your input and output files, as well as your export option if needed.
                Then, click on the pen icon at the bottom of the window to modify the text lines. Change gdal_translate to gdal_translate -co worldfile=yes and leave the other options.



                When exporting, you should have your world file alongside with your picture. That also works with other file extentions, like jpg.






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                  In Raster -> Conversion -> Translate :



                  select your input and output files, as well as your export option if needed.
                  Then, click on the pen icon at the bottom of the window to modify the text lines. Change gdal_translate to gdal_translate -co worldfile=yes and leave the other options.



                  When exporting, you should have your world file alongside with your picture. That also works with other file extentions, like jpg.






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                  In Raster -> Conversion -> Translate :



                  select your input and output files, as well as your export option if needed.
                  Then, click on the pen icon at the bottom of the window to modify the text lines. Change gdal_translate to gdal_translate -co worldfile=yes and leave the other options.



                  When exporting, you should have your world file alongside with your picture. That also works with other file extentions, like jpg.







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                      I had the same "problem". Here the solution:



                      1. Right-click on the layer (raster) -> export -> save as

                      2. Activate Create options

                      3. click on "+"

                      4. In the column "Name" add "tfw" and in the column "Value" add "yes"





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                        I had the same "problem". Here the solution:



                        1. Right-click on the layer (raster) -> export -> save as

                        2. Activate Create options

                        3. click on "+"

                        4. In the column "Name" add "tfw" and in the column "Value" add "yes"





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                          I had the same "problem". Here the solution:



                          1. Right-click on the layer (raster) -> export -> save as

                          2. Activate Create options

                          3. click on "+"

                          4. In the column "Name" add "tfw" and in the column "Value" add "yes"





                          share|improve this answer













                          I had the same "problem". Here the solution:



                          1. Right-click on the layer (raster) -> export -> save as

                          2. Activate Create options

                          3. click on "+"

                          4. In the column "Name" add "tfw" and in the column "Value" add "yes"






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