Everything you need to know about our local file converter, compatibility, and privacy protocols.
AVIF stands for AV1 Image File Format. It is a state-of-the-art image coding format that compresses images significantly better than older web standards like JPG, PNG, and even WebP. It supports HDR, wide color gamut, and lossless/lossy compression.
Although AVIF is highly efficient, compatibility remains a key issue. Many desktop photo editors, older web browsers, email clients, and legacy software systems do not support AVIF. Converting to JPG makes your images universally viewable on any device.
When you drag your images here, our scripts use HTML5 Canvas APIs inside your web browser. The browser decodes the source file (e.g. AVIF) and draws it onto a virtual canvas, which is then exported directly to your computer as a JPEG blob. No network uploads are performed.
We support converting up to 20 files simultaneously in a single session. While we do not impose a strict file size limit, larger files (over 50MB) require a matching amount of memory on your phone or computer to avoid tab crashes.
Yes! Once you visit our website, all conversion scripts are loaded. You can disconnect your device from the internet, and the converter will continue running perfectly. This makes it perfect for secure offline work.
No. Since we have no server upload mechanism, it is physically impossible for us to store, see, or index your images. Your files remain entirely on your own system at all times.
We support AVIF, WebP, PNG, JPG, and BMP input files. For output, you can choose between JPG (with quality adjustments), PNG (lossless), and WebP.