AVIF to PNG Converter
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The canvas previews the converted result live as you adjust the settings. Click Convert for the exact size and a before/after split — drag the divider to judge the quality, then download. The original file is never modified.
Your images are processed locally in your browser and never uploaded to any server.
Convert AVIF to PNG with every decoded pixel and the alpha channel preserved, the safe path into editors and pipelines that require PNG. Local, batch-capable, free.
When you need to get out of AVIF but the image has transparency or is headed back into an editor, PNG is the right target rather than JPG. PNG stores the decoded pixels and the full alpha channel exactly, so a cut-out subject or a graphic on a transparent background survives, and any further editing starts from a clean, lossless copy instead of a flattened photo.
How to use the avif to png converter
- Add AVIF files.
- PNG requires no quality settings. Output is lossless.
- Convert and download.
- Multiple files come down as one ZIP via Download All.
PNG when you need transparency or exactness
Choose PNG over JPG here in three cases: the AVIF has transparency you must keep, you intend to edit the file further, or the destination specifically demands a lossless format. In each, PNG's exactness is worth the larger file it produces.
For a plain photograph with no transparency that is simply going to be shared or posted, JPG output will be far smaller and is the better pick. Whichever you choose, remember the conversion cannot undo compression already baked into the AVIF; it preserves what is there rather than restoring what was discarded. Your browser handles AVIF decoding, and the tool checks that capability before it starts.
Frequently asked questions
Is the conversion lossless?
The AVIF's decoded pixels are stored in PNG exactly. Any lossy compression already baked into the AVIF is permanent. Conversion never adds more loss on this path, but cannot undo the past either.
Why would I choose PNG over JPG here?
When the AVIF has transparency you must keep, when you will edit the file further, or when the destination demands the exactness of a lossless format. For plain photos destined for sharing, JPG output is smaller.
Do all browsers decode AVIF input?
Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari 16+, which is every current browser. This tool probes capability up front and warns if yours cannot, rather than erroring mid-job.