Free AVIF to JPG Converter

Downloaded a product photo or hero image as .avif and now Photoshop, your email builder or the marketplace upload form refuses it? Upload the AVIF, choose a JPEG quality and download a .jpg that works everywhere. Nothing to install, no account needed.
Free AVIF to JPG Converter

Convert your AVIF to JPG

Drop an .avif file up to 15 MB, set the quality and download the JPG.

A price moves in the feed and the creative is rebuilt

A no-code workflow connecting DynaPictures to other apps

Ad creative follows the catalog: a price drop, a new bestseller or a line that sold out changes what the banner should say that day. Pabbly, Integrately or Make can watch that feed and call DynaPictures over the REST API, and the creative comes back as the JPG the ad platform's upload form takes.

Pabbly, Integrately and Make over the REST API
Price, product and badge straight from the feed
One template, one creative per row

How to convert AVIF to JPG online

1.

Upload the AVIF

Drag the .avif file into the box or click to choose it. Files up to 15 MB are accepted, including images saved from Chrome, Firefox or Safari.

2.

Pick the JPEG quality

Move the quality slider: a higher value keeps more detail and gives a larger file, a lower value gives a smaller JPG. Around 80 to 85 suits most web and email uses.

3.

Download the JPG

Click Convert and save the .jpg. The pixel dimensions are unchanged and the download link stays active for 24 hours.

Why convert AVIF to JPG

Accepted everywhere

Amazon, Etsy, eBay, WordPress, Mailchimp, Klaviyo, Canva and every phone gallery take JPG; many of them still reject .avif uploads.

Quality you control

The quality setting lets you trade file size for detail, so a JPG for a listing can stay under a marketplace's size limit.

Small files, unlike PNG

JPG is lossy like AVIF, so the result stays compact. Choose AVIF to PNG instead only when you need transparency or a lossless master.

Nothing to install

No codec, no desktop app. Works in any browser on Windows, Mac, Linux and phones. Free, no login, no watermark.

AVIF vs JPG: what you gain and lose

AVIF is built on the AV1 video codec and typically stores a photo at half the size of a JPG of the same visual quality, which is why CDNs and image optimizers serve it to modern browsers. JPG is 30 years older, compresses less efficiently and has no transparency, HDR or animation, but it is understood by every camera, phone, editor, office suite, email client and upload form ever made. Converting gives up the size advantage and any transparent areas (they are flattened onto a solid background), while it gains compatibility. Because both formats are lossy, the image is re-encoded once; keep the quality at 85 or more if the JPG will be edited again.

Free limits

Up to 30 conversions per day per visitor, AVIF files up to 15 MB, downloads kept for 24 hours.

Many files or automation

The 30 a day here counts per visitor, not per account. If JPGs need to come out of a template on demand, that is what DynaPictures does through the API, Zapier, Make or a spreadsheet.

Privacy

Uploads are processed on our servers and deleted with the download link after 24 hours.

AVIF to JPG questions

75 to 85 keeps a photo sharp for the web with a small file; 90 or more is right for print or further editing. Lower values shrink the file but show blockiness in gradients and skin tones.

More free converters and image tools

Keep transparency with AVIF to PNG, shrink the JPG further with the image compressor, or resize it to a marketplace size.