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PNG to AVIF — Online Image Converter

Convert PNG to AVIF online. Private, client-side — no uploadrequired. Fast batch converter.

[+] Drop PNG image here or click to select PNG, APNG
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About PNG to AVIF

PNG holds exact pixels with alpha support in large files. AVIF re-encodes the image with the AV1 codec in lossy or lossless mode, cutting bytes sharply for web delivery. Transparency carries over because both formats keep an alpha channel. Older viewers may not open the result, so keep a PNG copy for sharing and archiving. For graphics with text, lossless mode preserves edges; for photos, a mid-range quality setting balances size and fidelity. Stills carry no animation frames.

Why convert PNG to AVIF?

PNG vs AVIF

AnimationNoYes
TransparencyYesYes
Compressionlosslesslossy or lossless
Typical usePNG stores lossless images with transparency support.AVIF encodes stills and sequences with the AV1 codec for compact files.

When not to convert PNG to AVIF

Limits

Starting point: PNG - Lossless graphics with transparency support. Lossless quality means larger files than JPEG. Older viewers may not open it; keep a JPEG or PNG copy for sharing. Set the quality slider near 80-90 for AVIF photos from PNG, and keep dimensions matched to the source.

How conversion works

Conversion runs entirely in your browser with the WASM image engine. Files never leave your device.

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How do I convert PNG to AVIF?
Drop your PNG file onto this page, adjust quality and optional dimensions, then click Convert. The result downloads as AVIF instantly. All processing runs in your browser.
Will I lose quality converting PNG to AVIF?
AVIF supports both lossless and lossy compression. Use the quality slider to balance file size and fidelity.
Does PNG to AVIF keep transparency?
Yes; both formats carry an alpha channel, so transparent pixels survive.
When does PNG beat AVIF?
For tiny icons and editing masters; AVIF usually wins on delivered file size.
How do you store my files?
We do not store any processed images. All conversion happens entirely in your browser using WebAssembly.