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AVIF to PNG

Saved an .avif that your editor won’t touch? Get a lossless, transparent-friendly PNG, made on your own device.

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AVIF to PNG in 3 steps

  1. Choose the .avif images you saved from a website or received.
  2. Press "Convert to PNG"; your browser decodes each one.
  3. Download the PNG files, bundled as a ZIP if you picked several.

Why ConvertKoala?

  • Editors can open it

    Many photo editors, Office apps and older design tools still can’t read AVIF. PNG works in all of them.

  • Alpha channel preserved

    AVIF logos and product cut-outs often have transparent backgrounds. They stay transparent in the PNG.

  • No added compression

    PNG is lossless, so the image you edit is exactly what the AVIF displayed, with nothing extra stripped away.

  • No codec to install

    Skip the Microsoft Store extension. Your browser already understands AVIF and does the work locally.

Frequently asked questions

What is an AVIF file?

AVIF is a newer image format based on the AV1 video codec. Websites and image CDNs use it because it is often half the size of a JPG at similar quality. When you save a picture from such a site, you get the .avif.

Why won’t Windows open my AVIF?

Windows needs the free "AV1 Video Extension" from the Microsoft Store to show AVIF in Photos and File Explorer, and many programs ignore AVIF entirely. Converting to PNG avoids installing anything.

Is transparency preserved?

Yes. AVIF supports transparency, and so does PNG, so see-through backgrounds survive the conversion. That is the reason to choose PNG here over JPG.

Why is the PNG several times larger?

AVIF squeezes images very hard; PNG keeps every pixel without loss. Expect the PNG to be much heavier. If you just want a small, shareable photo, AVIF to JPG is the better fit.

Which browsers can convert AVIF?

Current versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari (iOS 16 and later) all decode AVIF, so the conversion works on most phones and computers. Very old browsers may show an error.

What about animated AVIF?

A PNG is a still image, so only the first frame of an animated AVIF is kept.

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