Is AVIF better than WebP?

AVIF can be more efficient than WebP for many photos, but it may take more processing power to encode/decode. Many sites use AVIF with WebP/JPG fallbacks.

Do all browsers support AVIF?

Most modern browsers support AVIF. For full compatibility, use a picture element with AVIF first, then WebP, then JPG as a fallback.

What AVIF quality should I use?

A common starting point is 45–60 for websites. Increase quality if you see artifacts; lower it for smaller thumbnails and background images.

Can I convert JPG to AVIF without uploading my images?

Yes. Creatoryn converts locally in your browser, so your images are not uploaded to a server.

How do I batch convert JPG to AVIF and download ZIP?

Add multiple JPG/JPEG files at once, convert, then download all AVIF outputs as a ZIP archive.

Does converting JPG to AVIF improve quality?

It won’t add detail that isn’t in the original JPG. But AVIF can preserve quality more efficiently at smaller sizes compared to older formats.

Does AVIF support transparency?

AVIF can support transparency, but converting from JPG won’t create transparency because JPG has no alpha channel.

JPG/JPEG to AVIF Converter

Convert JPG/JPEG images to AVIF format instantly in your browser.

Drag & drop JPG/JPEG images

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Settings

Quality: 50%

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Output: AVIF format

Why Convert JPG to AVIF? Next-Gen Compression for Faster Websites

AVIF is a modern image format designed to deliver excellent visual quality at smaller file sizes. That means faster pages, less bandwidth, and smoother performance—especially on mobile.

Creatoryn converts JPG to AVIF locally in your browser (no upload), supports batch conversion, and lets you download everything as a ZIP. Use the quality slider to control size vs clarity.

AVIF vs WebP vs JPG (Practical Comparison)

Feature	JPG	WebP	AVIF	Best For
Compression	Older, efficient for photos	Modern, strong savings	Next-gen, often best savings	AVIF for max savings
Quality at small sizes	Can show artifacts	Better than JPG	Very strong	AVIF for hero photos
Browser support	Universal	Very wide	Modern browsers	Use picture fallback
Transparency	No	Yes	Yes	AVIF/WebP overlays

Tip: If you need maximum compatibility, serve AVIF + WebP + JPG using an HTML picture fallback.

Benefits of AVIF

Smaller Files

AVIF often achieves very strong compression while keeping excellent visual quality.

Modern Color Support

AVIF supports advanced color capabilities and is designed for modern displays.

Modern Web

Supported by modern browsers. Use fallbacks for older environments.

Privacy-First

Conversion happens locally in your browser. Your images stay on your device.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is AVIF really better than WebP?▼

Often yes for photos when you want maximum compression. But AVIF can require more processing power. Many sites use AVIF with WebP/JPG fallbacks.

How do I ensure compatibility for all browsers?▼

Use an HTML picture fallback: AVIF first, then WebP, then JPG. Browsers automatically pick the best format they support.

Why is the default quality 50?▼

AVIF is efficient, so 45–60 is a practical starting range for web use. Increase quality if you notice artifacts or banding.

How do I batch convert JPG to AVIF?▼

Select multiple files at once or drag-and-drop a batch. Convert, then download all AVIF outputs as a ZIP.

Is it safe and private?▼

Yes. Conversion runs locally in your browser and your images are not uploaded to a server.

Can I use AVIF for printing?▼

AVIF is designed for web and screens. For print workflows, many people still use high-quality JPG, PNG, or TIFF.

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