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I am trying to convert the tif file (Download URL given below) to PNG. The tif file has a transparent background which turns white after the conversion. I want to preserve the transparency.

Image Magick Version: ImageMagick 7.0.4-6 Q16 x64 2017-01-27 http://www.imagemagick.org
OS: Windows 10 64 bit (x64)

Tif File:
-file was created with Photoshop (Adobe Photoshop CC (Windows))
-file has a completely transparent background
-file has one layer in photoshop
-file has NO Alpha channel (8 bit RGB channels)
-file has a clipping path

The URL to the file:
http://2app.ws/SalusRGB.tif

Command I tried: Can anyone help me to find a command preserving the transparency in the output image?

Another useful info:
Every image viewer i use also removes the transparency of the TIF file and makes the background white.
Only Photoshop shows the transparency of the image.

Can anyone help please?

thanks in advance

Try this. The -size argument is the size of layer 0 from identify -verbose. But layer 0 has white background. Layer 1 is just the bounds of the image and can be composited at its internal offset using -layers merge over a transparent background of the size of the layer 0.

This works, thank you so much!