Converting varrying types of images to tiff

I'm looking for possible solutions for converting images to tiff images. I have an application that is very finicky about only working with tiffs, but my website should be able to accept all types of images from the users. I've seen a few frameworks that handle images, but nothing that really jumps out at me (though I may just be too new to see it) as a solution.
Thank you.

you could do something like
CharStreamOf1s0s in = new CharStreamOf1s0s("your_text_file.txt");
while(in.hasMoreChars()) {
  int aByte = 0;
  for (int i = 0; i < 8, i++) {
    aByte |= in.nextChar() == 0 ? 0 : 1;
    aByte <<= 1;
  out.write(aByte);
}Where you have to write CharStreamOf1s0s, and out is just an output stream.
Just a thought.

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