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Watermark a whole folder of images in one pass.
Convert AVIF images to JPG or PNG that older software reads.
Drop an image here, or click to choose one
AVIF in, JPG or PNG out · decoded by your own browser, nothing uploaded
The AVIF to JPG Converter turns the newest and most efficient web image format into something older software can open. It uses the AVIF decoder already built into your browser, so there is nothing to download and nothing to upload. If the browser is too old to decode AVIF at all, the tool says so rather than failing silently.
AVIF is the newest of the web image formats and the most efficient — noticeably smaller than WebP at the same quality. Browsers read it happily. Desktop software, print workflows and older phones very often do not.
The conversion uses the AVIF decoder already built into your browser, so there is no library to download and no upload involved. Output can be JPEG for size or PNG for a lossless result with transparency preserved. If your browser turns out to be too old to decode AVIF at all, the tool says so plainly instead of failing silently.
Decoding uses the browser's own AVIF support, so the page stays light and the conversion is instant.
JPEG for the smallest result, PNG to keep transparency and every decoded pixel.
The page tests whether your browser can decode AVIF and tells you up front instead of producing a blank canvas.
AVIF alpha maps straight onto PNG alpha, so cut-outs survive the conversion.
The file is read and redrawn locally, as with every tool in this suite.
Drop in the image. If your browser cannot decode AVIF you will be told at once.
JPEG for the smallest file, PNG to keep transparency and every pixel.
Applies to JPEG only; PNG is lossless.
Save a file that opens in any editor or viewer.
An image format based on the AV1 video codec. It compresses better than both JPEG and WebP, particularly at low file sizes, and supports transparency and high dynamic range.
Support outside browsers is still patchy. Many editors, print workflows and older operating systems have not added a decoder yet, which is exactly what this converter is for.
No. The decoding uses your browser's own AVIF support, so the file is read locally and converted on a canvas.
The tool detects that and tells you, rather than producing a blank result. Updating to a current version of Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari resolves it.
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