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Convert AVIF to PNG

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Convert AVIF to PNG free — no signup, no watermark. Files auto-delete in 1 hour. Instant download, lossless output, works on any device.

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About AVIF to PNG conversion

AVIF (AV1 Image File Format) was introduced in 2019 by the Alliance for Open Media — a consortium that includes Google, Apple, Mozilla, Microsoft, and Netflix. It uses the AV1 video codec to compress still images, delivering up to 50 percent smaller file sizes than WebP and up to 70 percent smaller than JPEG while maintaining equivalent or better visual quality.

PNG (Portable Network Graphics) was created in 1996 as an open alternative to GIF. It uses lossless compression — every pixel is preserved exactly as it was encoded. PNG is universally supported across every browser, operating system, design application, and email client in existence.

Why Convert AVIF to PNG?

AVIF has a compatibility problem on the desktop. Browser support is broad (Chrome 85+, Firefox 93+, Safari 16.1+, Edge 121+), but desktop software is lagging. Adobe Photoshop versions before 23.2 cannot open AVIF. Older versions of Figma, most versions of Microsoft Office, Windows Photo Viewer, and many email clients reject AVIF outright. Converting to PNG solves every compatibility problem instantly.

AVIF vs WEBP vs PNG

AVIF beats WEBP on file size (about 20-30 percent smaller at equal quality). PNG beats both on compatibility and lossless preservation. AVIF is best for serving images on modern websites. WEBP is a middle ground for web delivery. PNG is best for editing, archiving, and universal sharing — every application opens PNG.

Related Conversions You Might Need

If you need to convert PNG to AVIF instead (going the other direction), our PNG to AVIF converter handles that. If you want to compare AVIF against WEBP, our AVIF to WEBP converter does that too. If you need AVIF as a PDF document, our AVIF to PDF converter is available for that specialized use case.

Quality Considerations

The conversion is fast and safe. AVIF is usually lossy (though it supports lossless encoding), so some detail was already discarded when the AVIF was created. Converting to PNG does not restore that lost detail, but it also introduces zero additional compression artifacts. The resulting PNG is a pixel-perfect representation of the AVIF source, and because PNG is lossless, further editing, archiving, and re-saving will not degrade the image.

Files are processed securely on our servers and automatically deleted after 1 hour. No signup required, no watermarks, no per-session limits.

Also available: PNG to AVIF Converter

AVIF vs PNG: at a glance

PropertyAVIFPNG
Compressionbothlossless
TransparencyYesYes
AnimationYesNo
Color depthup to 12-bitup to 48-bit
Created byAlliance for Open MediaPNG Development Group
Introduced20191996
Best fornext-gen web images, HDR photos, bandwidth savingslogos, screenshots, web graphics, icons

AVIF uses lossy AV1-based compression to achieve file sizes 50-70% smaller than legacy formats — ideal for serving images on modern websites. PNG uses lossless compression to preserve every pixel exactly, producing larger files that are universally supported and safe to edit repeatedly. Converting AVIF to PNG does not restore detail lost during the original AVIF encoding, but it prevents any further degradation. For editing, archiving, or universal compatibility, PNG is the right choice. For raw file size on modern web delivery, keep the AVIF.

Common use cases

  • Editing AVIF photos in Photoshop, GIMP, or Affinity Photo
  • Importing AVIF images into Figma, Canva, or Adobe Illustrator
  • Sharing AVIF screenshots or graphics via email where AVIF is not supported
  • Preparing AVIF assets for platforms with strict format requirements
  • Archiving AVIF web images in a universally readable lossless format
  • Uploading AVIF files to older CMS platforms or document management systems
  • Converting AVIF files for use in Microsoft Office documents and presentations
  • Preparing AVIF images for print workflows that require lossless source files

How it works

  1. 1

    Upload

    Select your AVIF files or drag and drop them.

  2. 2

    Convert

    Click Convert. Our server processes PNG output.

  3. 3

    Download

    Download your new PNG files. Files auto-delete in 1 hour.

Learn more: Which browsers support AVIF? Complete guide

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