Modern web image conversion
Image to AVIF Converter
Convert a JPG, PNG or WebP source to AVIF for modern web delivery. Adjust quality, preview the real output and keep the original as your master copy.
Magic format converter
Convert JPG, PNG or WebP to AVIF
Create an AVIF delivery copy from a common web image format.
Higher quality usually creates a larger file. Compare the finished image instead of relying on the number alone.
The selected file is processed in your browser for this conversion. Keep the source when you may need another output later.
When AVIF is useful
AVIF is designed for efficient modern image delivery. It can be useful for websites, ecommerce images and high-density displays when the browser and publishing stack support it.
Use the output as a delivery copy. Keep JPG, PNG or WebP originals when they remain part of an editing or compatibility workflow.
Quality and compatibility
A newer codec is not automatically smaller for every image. Compare actual bytes and inspect gradients, fine text and edges after conversion.
If a destination does not accept AVIF, use JPG, PNG or WebP instead of forcing the format.
How to convert an image to AVIF
- 1. Choose the source
Select a JPG, PNG or WebP image.
- 2. Set quality
Balance visible quality and file size for the destination.
- 3. Preview and download
Inspect the AVIF before using it in production.
Frequently asked questions
Which images can I convert to AVIF here?
This page accepts JPG/JPEG, PNG and WebP sources. It does not advertise unrelated HEIC, TIFF or SVG input.
Will AVIF always be smaller?
No. File size depends on the artwork, source format, browser encoder and quality setting. Compare the actual result rather than assuming AVIF must be smaller.
What quality should I choose?
Start with a balanced setting and inspect detail, gradients and text. Increase quality when the destination can afford a larger file; lower it only when smaller bytes matter more.
Should I replace the original with AVIF?
Usually no. AVIF is a useful delivery copy for modern web workflows. Keep the original source for editing, archival and future conversions.
Why might AVIF conversion fail?
AVIF encoding support depends on the browser. MAXScanner reports the failure instead of silently downloading a file with the wrong format.