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Free PNG to AVIF converter
Use this free online PNG to AVIF converter for a browser-based raster re-encode. It decodes the PNG into a canvas and requests AVIF at 0.7 quality when that encoder is available in your browser.
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All conversion runs on-device
About this converter
PNG is commonly used where exact raster pixels and transparency matter; AVIF is a modern image format with browser-dependent canvas encoding support. Fileverses redraws the decoded PNG onto a canvas and asks the browser for AVIF at quality 0.7. Decoded alpha can remain, but the process does not preserve original PNG bytes or metadata, recover lost detail, or promise a particular file-size reduction.
How it works
Upload, drop, or paste a browser-readable PNG whose decoded dimensions are within the 12-million-pixel limit.
When your browser supports AVIF canvas encoding, AVIF is available as this page's selected output format.
Convert the image, download the AVIF, and inspect it at the intended display size before publishing it.
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Convert PNG to AVIFAVIF is offered only after the current browser confirms that its canvas can encode image/avif.
The encoded output is requested at a fixed 0.7 canvas quality setting rather than using a hidden quality slider.
Decoded PNG alpha can pass through the canvas; no synthetic transparency or background editing is applied.
Good to know
Yes. This PNG to AVIF conversion is free online and does not need an account or sign-up.
Your browser decodes the PNG to canvas pixels and requests an AVIF file from that canvas. It is a raster re-encode, not a transfer of the original PNG file.
The tool requests AVIF at quality 0.7. Browser encoders can differ, so inspect the downloaded file for your own use case.
The converter checks whether the current browser can create image/avif from canvas. If that check fails, AVIF is not offered as an output.
Transparency that survives browser decoding can remain in the AVIF output. The converter cannot add alpha or remove a background.
No. Output size and appearance depend on the image and browser encoder. Conversion also does not restore detail or preserve original PNG metadata.