WHY CONVERT
Why convert AVIF to PNG?
PNG is lossless and keeps transparency, so it fits workflows where AVIF can’t open: design tools, editors, and CMS uploads that need a compatible image you can keep editing.
PRIVATE IMAGE CONVERSION
Convert AVIF images to lossless PNG for free — transparency preserved, right in your browser.
Lossless PNG output · Transparency preserved
Static AVIF only · 25 MB and 24 MP each · Up to 20 files / 100 MB per batch
Files are processed locally in your browser. They are not uploaded to our server.
THREE STEPS
Drop files here or select them from your device.
PNG output is lossless and keeps transparency from your AVIF.
Download one image or get multiple results in a ZIP file.
WHY CONVERT
PNG is lossless and keeps transparency, so it fits workflows where AVIF can’t open: design tools, editors, and CMS uploads that need a compatible image you can keep editing.
FORMAT NOTE
PNG uses lossless compression and supports alpha. AVIF can be lossy or lossless and supports animation and higher color depths, but for photos it is usually 10–40 times smaller than PNG.
WHEN TO USE JPG
For sharing, email, or uploads where transparency isn’t needed, a JPG is smaller and more universally compatible. Use the AVIF to JPG converter for that task.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Yes. You can convert supported static AVIF images without creating an account.
No. Conversion happens locally in your browser. Your original file remains on your device.
PNG is lossless: every pixel in the file is kept exactly as it is. If your AVIF was saved with lossy compression, detail already lost in that file can’t be recovered, and re-saving a PNG does not add further loss.
Yes. PNG supports alpha, so transparent areas in your AVIF are kept in the PNG output.
PNG is a lossless format, so photographic content can be several times larger — sometimes 10× or more. Convert to JPG when you need a smaller file.
No. This tool accepts static AVIF files only; PNG does not support animation or multi-image sequences.
The file may be invalid, unsupported, over the limit, or unreadable in your current browser. Try a current browser or a different AVIF file.