Convert to and from AVIF
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Frequently Asked Questions
AVIF (AV1 Image File Format) is a next-generation image format based on the AV1 video codec. It offers significant compression improvements over JPEG, providing better quality at smaller file sizes.
To convert AVIF to JPG, upload your AVIF file using our converter above, select JPG as the output format, and click convert. This ensures broader compatibility across all devices and browsers.
AVIF support is growing but not universal yet. Chrome and Opera support it fully, Firefox has partial support, and Safari support varies. Consider providing fallback formats for broader compatibility.
Use AVIF for modern applications requiring the best compression efficiency. It can reduce file sizes by up to 50% compared to JPEG while maintaining the same visual quality, making it ideal for bandwidth-conscious applications.
Yes, AVIF supports transparency and can handle alpha channels efficiently. This makes it a great alternative to PNG for images requiring transparent backgrounds with better compression.
AVIF typically provides 20-30% better compression than WebP with similar quality. However, WebP has broader browser support. AVIF is newer and more efficient but requires careful fallback planning for older browsers.
Technically yes, but browser support limitations make it impractical currently. Use AVIF for modern applications with fallbacks, or when targeting specific platforms that support it like Android apps or modern browsers.
For AVIF, quality settings of 60-80 typically provide excellent results. Unlike JPEG, AVIF maintains good quality even at lower settings due to its advanced compression algorithm. Start with 70 and adjust based on your needs.
Use the HTML picture element: provide AVIF first, then WebP, then JPEG as fallbacks. This ensures modern browsers get AVIF benefits while maintaining compatibility with older browsers that need JPEG.
Yes! AVIF supports HDR imagery and wide color gamuts (like P3 and Rec. 2020), making it excellent for high-quality displays and professional applications where color accuracy is crucial.