AVIF to JPG
Convert static AVIF images to widely supported JPG files directly in your browser.
Drop AVIF images here
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Up to 10 files, 12 MiB each, 30 MiB combined, 5000px per side, and 12 megapixels per image
Selected Images
How to Convert AVIF to JPG
- Choose up to 10 static AVIF images from your device.
- Select Convert to JPG. Each accepted image is processed separately at fixed 90% JPEG quality.
- Use the individual Download JPG link beside each completed image.
What Is an AVIF Image?
AVIF is a modern image format based on AV1 compression. It can store efficient still images, transparency, and advanced color data, but support varies across browsers and other software.
AVIF vs JPG
AVIF can provide efficient compression and features that JPG does not support. JPG is older and more widely supported, which can make it a practical choice for sharing images with services or software that cannot use AVIF.
Image Quality
JPG uses lossy compression. Savezly creates a standard JPEG at fixed 90% quality, so the result may lose some detail and may be larger or smaller than the source depending on the image.
Transparency and JPG
JPG cannot store transparency. Transparent and semi-transparent AVIF pixels are composited against white before encoding, while opaque pixels are retained.
HDR, Color, and High Bit Depth
AVIF files can contain wide-gamut, HDR, or higher-bit-depth image data. Converting to JPG creates a standard 8-bit JPEG, so HDR and some color information may change or be lost. Some advanced AVIF files may not decode in every browser.
Image Metadata
Some metadata, color information, and HDR information may not be preserved when AVIF is converted to JPG. This converter is not intended as a secure metadata-removal tool.
Browser-Based AVIF Conversion
Conversion runs locally with your browser's native image decoder and Canvas encoder. Your selected images are not uploaded to Savezly or sent to an external conversion service.
File and Image Limits
You can select up to 10 files. Each file may be up to 12 MiB, with a 30 MiB combined input limit. Each image is limited to 5000 pixels per side and 12 megapixels, with 36 megapixels across an accepted session and 60 MiB of retained JPG results.
Browser Compatibility
Savezly accepts a static AVIF when the current browser can decode it. Standard AVIF images work in current browsers with AVIF support, while some 10-bit, 12-bit, HDR, or other advanced AVIF images may not decode in every browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I convert AVIF to JPG?
Choose one or more static AVIF files, select Convert to JPG, and download each completed JPG individually.
Does converting AVIF to JPG reduce image quality?
It can. JPG uses lossy compression, and this converter encodes at a fixed quality of 90%.
What happens to transparent AVIF images?
JPG cannot store transparency, so transparent and semi-transparent areas are composited onto white.
Does AVIF to JPG preserve HDR?
No guarantee is made. The result is a standard 8-bit SDR JPEG, so HDR and some color information may change or be lost.
Are 10-bit and 12-bit AVIF images supported?
They are accepted when your current browser can decode them. Some advanced AVIF files may fail safely in browsers that do not support their profile.
Are my AVIF images uploaded?
No. Conversion occurs locally in your browser, and your images are not uploaded to Savezly.
Does the converter preserve metadata?
Metadata is not intentionally copied. Some metadata, color information, and HDR information may not be preserved.
Which browsers support AVIF to JPG conversion?
Use a current browser with native AVIF decoding and Canvas JPEG encoding. Support for advanced AVIF profiles varies by browser.
What are the file and image limits?
The limits are 10 files, 12 MiB per file, 30 MiB combined input, 5000 pixels per side, 12 megapixels per image, 36 megapixels per session, and 60 MiB of retained results.
Can I convert animated AVIF files?
No. Animated AVIF sequences are rejected; this converter supports static AVIF images only.