JPG to AVIF Converter with Quality and Batch Controls

Convert JPG and JPEG images into compact AVIF files. Process a batch, adjust visual quality, compare output sizes, and download each AVIF or a ZIP.

Real AVIF outputJPG and JPEGBatch conversionFiles deleted after conversion
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Your files are uploaded only when you start conversion and are not retained after the response is created.

How to convert JPG to AVIF

Upload JPG or JPEG files, choose AVIF quality, and convert the queue into modern AVIF images.

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Upload JPG images

Choose up to 10 .jpg or .jpeg files, with a 20 MB limit per image.

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Set AVIF quality

Choose a quality value from 20 to 100. The balanced default is 60.

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Download AVIF files

Review source and output bytes, then download one file or the completed ZIP.

Choose AVIF quality and compression

AVIF quality controls the tradeoff between visible detail and output size. The original pixel dimensions stay unchanged.

ControlSettingEffect
AVIF quality20-100Balances file size against visible detail
Encoding effortBalancedUses a practical speed and compression setting
DimensionsPreservedKeeps the source JPG width and height
Batch sizeUp to 10 filesConverts multiple JPG and JPEG images in one queue

JPG vs AVIF file size and quality

AVIF can represent similar visual quality in fewer bytes, but converting an existing JPG cannot recover detail already lost to JPEG compression.

CharacteristicSourceOutput
CodecJPEGAV1 Image File Format
Typical sizeSmallOften smaller at similar visual quality
TransparencyNot supportedSupported by the format, though JPG sources are opaque
CompatibilityNearly universalModern browsers and newer applications
Source qualityMay already contain JPEG artifactsDoes not remove or recover existing JPG artifacts

What to expect from AVIF output

The converter decodes the JPG pixels and creates a new AVIF file with a valid HEIF/AVIF container.

Valid AVIF encoding

The output is encoded as AVIF, not renamed from JPG.

Smaller is not guaranteed

Simple or already optimized JPG images can sometimes be smaller than their AVIF result.

No account required

The conversion endpoint does not require sign-in for files within the published limits.

Metadata is removed

The output focuses on visible pixels and does not preserve EXIF, GPS, comments, or embedded profiles.

JPG to AVIF FAQ

How do I convert JPG to AVIF?

Upload one or more JPG or JPEG images, choose AVIF quality, then select Convert to AVIF and download the completed files.

Is JPG to AVIF conversion free?

Yes. You can convert batches within the displayed file count and size limits without creating an account.

Can I batch convert JPG files to AVIF?

Yes. Add up to 10 JPG or JPEG files and download individual AVIF results or one ZIP archive.

Is AVIF smaller than JPG?

AVIF is often smaller at comparable visual quality, but the result depends on image content, source compression, and the selected quality.

Does converting JPG to AVIF improve quality?

No. AVIF can encode the visible pixels efficiently, but it cannot restore detail discarded when the JPG was created.

What AVIF quality should I use?

Start at 60 for a balanced result. Increase it for fine detail or lower it when file size matters more.

Are my JPG images uploaded?

Yes. Files are sent to this site's conversion endpoint, processed for the response, and not retained by the endpoint.

Which browsers support AVIF?

Current Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari releases support AVIF. Older operating systems and image editors may require JPG instead.

Can I convert JPEG to AVIF too?

Yes. JPG and JPEG use the same format, and both extensions are accepted by this converter.

Create compact AVIF images

Upload JPG files, choose a quality level, and download a real AVIF batch.

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