AVIF to PNG

Convert static AVIF images to PNG while preserving transparency when the source image contains it.

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

Your images stay on your device.Files are converted directly in your browser and are not uploaded to Savezly.

How to Convert AVIF to PNG

  1. Choose up to 10 static AVIF images from your device.
  2. Select Convert to PNG. Savezly processes accepted images sequentially.
  3. Use the individual Download PNG link beside each completed image.

What Is an AVIF Image?

AVIF is a modern image format based on AV1 compression. It can store compact still images, transparency, and advanced color data, although decoding support varies by browser and profile.

AVIF vs PNG

AVIF emphasizes efficient compression, while PNG is widely used for lossless graphics and transparency. Converting can improve compatibility, but PNG output may be significantly larger than the AVIF source.

Preserve Transparency

PNG supports alpha transparency. Savezly preserves decoded transparent, semi-transparent, and opaque pixels without adding a white, black, or other background.

PNG Image Quality

PNG is a lossless output format, but converting an AVIF to PNG cannot restore information already lost when the AVIF itself was encoded. No artificial PNG quality setting or optimizer is applied.

Output File Size

PNG files can be much larger than AVIF files, especially for photographs or high-detail images. Conversion does not promise a smaller result.

HDR, Color, and High Bit Depth

AVIF files may contain HDR, wide-gamut, or higher-bit-depth image data. Converting them to PNG through the browser may change or lose some of that information. 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 PNG. This converter is not intended as a secure metadata-removal tool.

Private Browser-Based Conversion

Conversion runs locally using your browser's native decoder and PNG encoder. Your selected files are not uploaded to Savezly or sent to an external conversion service.

AVIF to PNG Limits and Compatibility

Select up to 10 files, 12 MiB each and 30 MiB combined. Images are limited to 5000 pixels per side, 12 megapixels each, 36 megapixels per session, and 120 MiB of retained PNG results. Static AVIF files are accepted when the current browser can decode them.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert AVIF to PNG?

Choose one or more static AVIF files, select Convert to PNG, and download each completed PNG individually.

Does AVIF to PNG preserve transparency?

Yes. Decoded transparent and semi-transparent pixels are preserved in the PNG without an opaque background.

Is the generated PNG lossless?

PNG is a lossless output format, but conversion cannot restore information already lost when the AVIF source was encoded.

Will the PNG be larger than the AVIF?

It may be significantly larger, particularly for photographs and detailed images. A smaller result is not guaranteed.

Are 10-bit, 12-bit, and HDR AVIF images supported?

They are accepted when your current browser can decode them. Advanced files may fail safely in browsers that do not support their profile.

Does AVIF to PNG preserve image metadata?

Metadata is not intentionally copied, and some metadata, color information, and HDR information may not be preserved.

Are my AVIF images uploaded?

No. Conversion occurs locally in your browser, and your images are not uploaded to Savezly.

Which browsers support AVIF conversion?

Use a current browser with native AVIF decoding and Canvas PNG encoding. Advanced AVIF profile support varies.

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 120 MiB of retained results.

Can I convert animated AVIF files?

No. Animated AVIF sequences are rejected; this converter supports static AVIF primary images only.