Images are converted locally in your browser and are never uploaded.
Convert AVIF images to PNG for editing, archiving, and transparent workflows. Files stay on your device and can be processed one at a time or as a batch.
Convert images on this device
Drop AVIF files here
or choose files from your deviceFiles are processed locally and never uploaded.
Add AVIF files, choose one PNG output profile, then save the completed results. Processing stays in the current browser tab.
Add still AVIF files individually, select a folder, or drop a batch into the page. The browser decodes each supported file locally.
Keep the original dimensions or select a maximum size for a smaller PNG derivative. PNG output remains lossless at the chosen dimensions.
Review the decoded dimensions, download PNG files one at a time, or save all completed results in a ZIP archive.
PNG is useful when an editor, design tool, documentation system, or archive requires a lossless raster format with predictable transparency support. Converting AVIF to PNG creates a widely supported working copy.
PNG files are often larger than AVIF, especially for photographs. Use PNG as an editing or compatibility derivative and keep AVIF for delivery when the target environment supports it.
PNG supports an alpha channel, so transparent AVIF pixels can remain transparent in the decoded PNG result. Inspect semi-transparent edges in the application where the file will be used.
The conversion preserves decoded pixels at the selected dimensions, but it does not preserve the original AVIF compression, metadata, or animation.
PNG uses lossless compression and is not designed to minimize photographic delivery size. A large PNG is expected when the source contains detailed photos or gradients.
Choose a maximum dimension for a practical working copy, or keep the AVIF source for web delivery and use PNG only where compatibility or editing requires it.
Use these differences as a review checklist, then judge the actual downloaded file in its destination.
| Feature | AVIF | PNG result |
|---|---|---|
| Transparency | Alpha supported | Alpha supported |
| Compression | Modern compact source | Lossless raster output |
| Best use | Web delivery | Editing and archives |
| Processing | Decoded locally | Encoded locally |
Practical answers about supported files, privacy, quality, and what the browser-based converter does with your images.
Yes when the source AVIF contains an alpha channel. PNG supports transparency, though you should inspect edge pixels in the target editor or design tool.
The PNG encoding is lossless for the decoded pixels at the selected dimensions. It cannot restore detail already lost in a lossy AVIF source.
No. Decoding and PNG creation run locally in the browser tab without uploading the selected files.
Yes. Select a group or folder, then download completed PNG files individually or together as a ZIP.