Convert AVIF to PNG
Convert AVIF to PNG to keep a transparent subject usable in older editors. Batches run up to 10 files, 20MB each, and the codecs live inside this page already. Your images stay on your device the entire time.
AVIF supports transparency just like PNG does, and PNG preserves it perfectly during conversion. A product cutout or a logo with a clear background are the common cases. Use this page when your tool cannot open AVIF at all.
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How to use
- Add files Drop up to 10 AVIF files, or click to select them.
- Convert Your browser turns each AVIF into a PNG right away.
- Download Save the PNG files one by one or as a ZIP.
AVIF vs PNG
AVIF
AVIF holds the smallest files of the five formats at matching quality. Not every editor, printer, or older phone can open it yet.
PNG
PNG keeps every transparent pixel exactly as AVIF stored it. That safety comes at a cost, the file usually grows several times over.
Why convert AVIF to PNG
Convert AVIF to PNG when an editor cannot open AVIF but the image still needs a transparent area intact. A product cutout or a logo on a clear background is the classic case, and PNG is the one format here that keeps that transparency pixel for pixel.
What this does not do: it does not keep AVIF's size edge. AVIF is the smallest of the five formats at similar quality, and PNG's lossless storage cannot match that, so the file grows by a wide margin. AVIF's HDR and wide color range also get clipped down to PNG's standard 8 bit space.
No transparency in the image? Skip this page. avif-to-jpg gives a smaller file when there is no alpha channel to protect, and it is the better default for anything that does not need one.
PNG keeps transparency intact when you need to leave AVIF behind.
File size grows a lot. AVIF's HDR range is clipped to 8 bit.
Private by design
Both files stay on your device from start to finish. Nothing is uploaded, and the codecs never come from an outside server.
FAQ
Does transparency survive the conversion?
Yes, completely. PNG preserves a transparent area from AVIF pixel for pixel, with nothing approximated or lost.
Will the file get bigger?
Yes, often by a large margin. AVIF's compression is far more efficient than PNG's, so the PNG version typically takes up considerably more space.
Why might colors look slightly different after conversion?
AVIF supports HDR and a wider color range than PNG can hold, so that extra range gets clipped down to standard 8 bit color during conversion. The difference is usually subtle and hard to notice on a typical screen.