Convert AVIF to JPG for older software and uploads
AVIF is not readable by very old software. This converts an AVIF to a JPG anyone can open. Transparency is filled with your chosen colour, and animated AVIF becomes a still.
Drop images here, or pick them from your device
Stays on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
Processing on this device
How to use it
- Add your AVIF files.
- Choose the background colour for transparent areas.
- Set JPG quality.
- Convert and download.
What it keeps
- Pixel dimensions.
- Appearance of opaque areas.
What it removes or changes
- JPG is lossy, so it is a further generation on top of AVIF.
- Transparency is flattened onto your colour.
- Animated AVIF: only the first frame is converted.
- The JPG may be larger than the AVIF, since AVIF is typically very compact.
Limits
- HDR or wide-gamut data in the AVIF is reduced to what an 8-bit JPG can show.
- No animation.
- Converting cannot recover detail lost in the AVIF.
Compatibility
JPG opens everywhere. AVIF is still missing from a lot of older editors, viewers, forms and print services, which is the usual reason people land on this page.
Privacy
Decoding and JPG encoding run in your browser. The AVIF is not uploaded.
AVIF to JPG or AVIF to PNG
JPG gives the broadest compatibility and smaller files for photos. PNG keeps transparency and adds no further loss after decoding but is much larger. If the image is a photo with no transparency, pick JPG. If it is a cut-out or a graphic, pick PNG.
Troubleshooting
The JPG is much larger.
AVIF is very efficient. Lower the JPG quality if size matters.
Transparent areas turned a solid colour.
JPG cannot hold transparency. Pick another colour, or use AVIF to PNG.
Colours look duller.
A wide-gamut or HDR source is reduced in JPG. This is a limit of the format.
Frequently asked questions
Why do I need this?
Because some software cannot open AVIF.
What about animated AVIF?
Only the first frame is converted.
Is transparency kept?
No. It is flattened on your chosen colour.