Add WEBP files
Drop, choose, or paste browser-readable image files. The workspace accepts up to 50 files, with each file under 50 MB.
Free WEBP to AVIF converter
Free WEBP to AVIF conversion creates a new AVIF from browser-decoded WebP pixels. The current browser is asked to encode AVIF at quality 0.7, so compare the download in the browser or delivery workflow where you plan to use it.
Files stay in this browser
All conversion runs on-device
About this converter
WebP and AVIF are both modern raster formats, but this tool is a fresh pixel-based re-encode rather than a lossless file swap. It draws the browser-decoded WebP into a canvas and asks that browser to create an AVIF at quality 0.7. Decoded transparency can remain in the canvas result, while original WebP bytes, metadata, and compression history do not transfer. AVIF is offered only when the active browser reports canvas AVIF encoding support, and neither its size nor its visible result is guaranteed to match the source.
How it works
Drop, choose, or paste browser-readable image files. The workspace accepts up to 50 files, with each file under 50 MB.
AVIF is the default for this route when the current browser supports canvas AVIF encoding. It uses the route's 0.7 quality request.
Create the AVIF files, download them, and check the results where they will actually be served or opened.
Made for real pipelines
Convert without uploading your assets. Switch outputs anytime — web, print, icons, and document targets from the same batch.
Convert WEBP to AVIFThe WebP is decoded and the AVIF is created in the current browser without a conversion-server upload.
The route requests canvas AVIF quality 0.7, clearly identifying the result as a fresh encode.
Queue several browser-readable images, process them in sequence, and download each completed AVIF individually.
Good to know
Yes. This WEBP to AVIF converter is free, online, and available without an account or sign-up.
No. The image is decoded and the AVIF is created in the browser; the WEBP is not posted to a conversion server.
The tool requests canvas AVIF encoding at quality 0.7. The exact file remains dependent on the browser, so review the downloaded image.
Decoded alpha can remain when the browser draws the WebP into canvas and creates the AVIF. The converter cannot add transparency or remove a background.
No. Output size depends on the image and the browser's encoder. Compare the downloaded AVIF with the WebP for your actual use.
The page checks whether the current browser can create AVIF from canvas. If that encoder is unavailable, AVIF is removed from the output choices.