AVIF to JPG
Make a JPG copy when your next app does not accept AVIF. Process it on this device and check it before downloading.
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AVIF to PNG
Create a PNG copy for editing or sharing. Readable transparent areas can stay transparent in the exported still image.
WebP to JPG
Turn a saved WebP into a JPG for your next app or upload. Choose quality and a background before you export.
Compress images
Find a lighter file that fits your limit.
Three small steps. You’re all set.
- 01
Open your AVIF
Choose a local file. Unsupported encoding produces an error rather than a cloud-upload fallback.
- 02
Set JPG options
Choose quality and a background for transparent areas. Reduce dimensions if a smaller output is needed.
- 03
Compare the result
Check brightness, color and detail. Detected animation needs confirmation for a still export.
Prepare an image for another app
Use this page when an app accepts JPG but cannot use your AVIF. After converting, check its file-size and pixel requirements as well.
HDR and color have limits
The output is a browser-rendered still image. Original HDR, bit depth, color profiles and metadata are not guaranteed. Keep AVIF originals for color-sensitive or archival work.
No cloud fallback
Selected images are processed in this browser, on your device. Files are not uploaded to a conversion server. This version has no remote analytics.
Why does my AVIF open elsewhere but fail here?
Browsers and systems can support different encoding features. Try an updated browser or export a copy from an app that opens the original.
Can JPG retain transparent areas?
No. JPG combines transparent areas with a background. Use AVIF to PNG if you need transparency.
Does high JPG quality preserve HDR?
No guarantee. Quality adjusts JPG encoding, not preservation of original HDR, bit depth or color data.
What happens to animated AVIF?
Detected animation requires confirmation, then a still frame is exported. Animation transcoding and all-frame export are unavailable.