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AVIF to JPG

Make a JPEG copy of a supported still AVIF photograph for applications that cannot read AVIF. Choose the quality and a background for transparent areas.

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AVIF · 16 MiB per image · 8 megapixels

Choose an AVIF file from your device. Content is validated locally; files are never uploaded.

Conversion settings

Output format JPG

Lossy quality changes detail and file size. Smaller output is not guaranteed.

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Local processing only. No uploads or permanent storage. Cancellation stops queued work; an active native codec may finish first.

Know your formats

Supported formats and limitations

Accepted formats are checked from file contents. Native browser codec support is required. Only still images are supported.

Input formats
AVIF
Output formats
JPG
  • Requires native AVIF decoding. Animated and grid-derived AVIF inputs are not supported.
  • JPEG is lossy and opaque. HDR, profiles, and embedded metadata are not retained.

Choose High quality, Balanced or Smaller file, or adjust JPEG quality directly. A background color fills transparent areas because JPG is opaque. Re-encoding can soften fine edges and cannot recover detail already lost in AVIF. The decoded width and height are retained.

Limits: 16 MiB per file, 8192px per edge, 8 megapixels. Batch input is limited to 8 files / 32 MiB, and retained batch outputs to 64 MiB. Metadata is discarded; color profiles and HDR may change.

A local workflow

How to use this converter

Your file contents stay in the browser as you work.

  1. Choose an AVIF photograph.

  2. Choose JPEG quality and a background for transparent areas.

  3. Save the encoded JPEG after reviewing its appearance.

A little more clarity

Frequently asked questions

Why would transparent pixels need a background?

JPEG has no alpha channel, so transparent areas must be composited onto an opaque color.

Is AVIF to JPG available now?

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