Convert AVIF to JPG — Free, Fast & Private
AVIF is a next-generation image format built on the AV1 video codec. It delivers excellent compression — often 30-50% smaller than JPEG at the same visual quality. But AVIF is still relatively new, and not every device, app, or platform can open it. Older phones, Windows Photo Viewer, many printing services, and plenty of social media platforms choke on AVIF files.
That is where converting to JPG comes in. JPEG is the universal standard — every device, browser, email client, and social network handles it. When you receive an AVIF from a modern camera, download one from a website, or export from a design tool, converting to JPG ensures the image works everywhere without compatibility headaches.
MiniPx converts AVIF to JPG entirely in your browser using the Canvas API. Your images never leave your device — no server upload, no waiting for a round trip. The conversion is instant, even on mobile. If you are converting sensitive photos or client work, this privacy advantage is significant compared to cloud-based converters.
When do you get AVIF files?
Newer Android phones (Pixel, Samsung Galaxy S series) can save photos as AVIF. Some websites serve AVIF images for bandwidth savings. Design tools like Figma and Squoosh export AVIF. If someone sends you an image and it will not open, there is a good chance it is AVIF.
Quality and file size
Converting from AVIF to JPG does involve a format change from a more efficient codec to a less efficient one, so the resulting JPG will typically be larger. You can use MiniPx's quality slider to find the right balance between file size and visual quality. The Smart preset handles this automatically for most images. For a deeper look at how AVIF stacks up against other formats, read our AVIF vs WebP vs JPEG comparison.
Batch conversion
Drop multiple AVIF files at once and convert them all to JPG in a single batch. Download individually or grab everything as a ZIP. There are no file count limits or size caps. To learn more about the AVIF format itself, check out our AVIF format explained guide.