AVIF to PNG

Free AVIF to PNG converter - convert in your browser, no upload, no sign-up.

100% free. Runs entirely in your browser - your files and data never leave your device and nothing is uploaded to any server.

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About this tool

AVIF is the most efficient web image format in wide use, but outside browsers support is patchy - many image editors, office suites and upload forms still cannot open it. AVIF to PNG turns it into the most compatible lossless format, keeping transparency and every visible pixel, so you can edit or reuse the image anywhere. The PNG is a faithful lossless copy of what the AVIF holds, so it is usually much larger. Transparency is preserved, and an animated AVIF becomes its first frame.

How to use this tool

  1. Add the AVIF imagesDrop in .avif files saved from modern websites or exported from apps.
  2. Convert losslesslyEach image becomes a PNG on your device, keeping every visible pixel and any transparency.
  3. Edit or archiveDownload the PNGs to edit them, insert them in documents or keep them in a universal format.

Opening AVIF images in everyday software

Browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge display AVIF, which is why sites serve it - but when you save the image, the file often fails in desktop software. PNG is the safe intermediate: lossless, transparent where needed, and accepted by every editor. Expect a much larger file than the AVIF.

Key features

  • Opens AVIF images in software that does not support the format yet.
  • Lossless output that is safe to edit and re-save.

Common uses

  • Editing images saved from modern websites.
  • Using AVIF graphics in documents.
  • Archiving web images in a universal format.

Tips for better results

  • Use PNG when you plan to edit.
  • Convert to WebP instead if you only need web compatibility.

Mistakes to avoid

  • Sharing large PNGs where a JPG would do.
  • Assuming every app opens AVIF.

Supported formats

  • AVIF
  • PNG

Frequently asked questions

Many desktop apps do not support AVIF yet, even though browsers do.

The conversion adds no further loss; PNG stores the decoded pixels exactly.

Usually much bigger - AVIF compresses far more efficiently.

PNG is lossless, but it cannot restore what AVIF already threw away. The result is a faithful copy of the file you have, not a better version of the original.

Expect the file to get BIGGER, sometimes several times over. AVIF compresses better than PNG, so this trade is about compatibility, not size.

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