AVIF to JPG Converter
Make downloaded AVIF images ready for photo editors, upload forms and sharing. Convert a batch locally, choose the JPG quality, and save the results together.
or drop images here
AVIF images stay in your browser. Up to 40 megapixels and 16,384 pixels per side. For large files, work in smaller batches to suit your device.
Converting
Turn a downloaded .avif into a usable photo
A website can deliver an AVIF image even when the picture looks like an ordinary photo. If your editor, attachment preview or upload form expects JPG, converting the image gives you a new file in that format. Renaming the extension alone leaves the image data unchanged.
Keep the original AVIF as your source. This converter creates separate downloads and keeps each image's pixel dimensions when you choose JPG.
Choose the result you need
JPG quality, 1–100
The settings button opens a quality slider, starting at 95. Lower values can reduce the JPG size; higher values keep more detail. Check the resulting size beside each file before downloading.
A format for each image
JPG is selected initially. Each row also offers AVIF, BMP, GIF, ICO, PNG, PSD, TIFF and WEBP. Choose PNG when the transparent areas of an AVIF matter.
One batch, individual downloads
Save one finished image or use Save All for a ZIP. Add More keeps the completed results while adding another set of files. Reset all clears the current batch.
Why a JPG can be larger than the AVIF
AVIF often stores a photo more efficiently than JPEG. Conversion is useful for compatibility; the JPG may need more space even at the same dimensions. Start at the default quality, inspect the result, and lower the quality for a smaller copy when needed. For a specific upload limit, the JPG compressor is the next step.
Transparency and animated AVIF files
JPG stores an opaque picture, so transparent pixels become opaque using their stored colors. Select PNG to keep transparency. Animated AVIF sources produce a still image from the first frame. ICO output fits the image within 256 × 256 pixels while keeping its proportions.
How to convert AVIF to JPG
- Select Images or drop your AVIF files into the workspace. Several files can be added together.
- Leave JPG selected on each row. Open Output settings to change JPG quality from its default of 95.
- Choose Convert All. Each finished row shows the new filename, file size and download button.
- Download an individual image, or choose Save All to save every completed result in a ZIP.
AVIF conversion questions
How do I convert AVIF to JPG without uploading my images?
Select your AVIF files in this page, leave JPG as the output and choose Convert All. Conversion and ZIP creation run in your browser; the selected images stay on your device.
Is AVIF to JPG conversion lossless?
JPEG uses lossy compression. A high quality setting can retain more visible detail, but converting to JPG cannot recreate detail already lost in the source. Keep the original AVIF for future edits.
Why did the JPG get bigger?
AVIF can compress a photo more efficiently than JPG. The output size depends on the picture and quality setting. Try a lower JPG quality if file size matters more than fine detail.
Can I convert AVIF images in a batch?
Yes. Select multiple files, choose Convert All and save the completed images in a ZIP with Save All. Add More lets you append files while keeping earlier results.
Are JPG and JPEG different formats?
JPG and JPEG refer to the same image format. This converter uses the .jpg filename extension for JPEG output.
What happens to transparency and animation?
JPG saves an opaque still image. Transparent pixels use their stored colors, and an animated AVIF supplies its first frame. Choose PNG in the format menu to preserve transparency in a still image.
Can I use the converter on my phone?
Use an up-to-date mobile browser, select the AVIF from Files or your device storage, and download the finished image. Smaller batches use less memory. Each image can be up to 40 megapixels and 16,384 pixels on either side.