Converting JPEG to AVIF can significantly reduce file size, greatly saving storage space. AVIF format is based on AV1 encoding technology, maintaining the same visual quality while the file size is much smaller than traditional JPEG. Especially suitable for website optimization and mobile applications, it can effectively improve page loading speed.
This tool offers multiple quality options:
• High quality: Quality 80-95, suitable for professional use
• Standard quality: Quality 60-80, balances quality and size
• High compression: Quality 40-60, smallest file size
It is recommended to test different quality settings with small images first to find the most suitable parameter configuration for your needs.
Notes for batch converting JPEGs:
• It is recommended to process no more than 20 images at a time
• Large size images (>2000px) should be processed in batches
• Do not close the browser tab during conversion
• A ZIP file will be automatically downloaded upon completion
Local processing ensures your image privacy and security, with no risk of data leakage.
JPEG to AVIF compatibility:
• Supports all standard JPEG files
• Automatically preserves EXIF information (optional)
• Supports RGB and grayscale color spaces
• Outputs standard AVIF format
Converted AVIF files can be displayed normally in modern browsers that support the format, including mainstream browsers like Chrome and Firefox.
For optimal conversion performance:
• Use the latest version of Chrome or Edge browser
• Ensure the device has sufficient memory space
• Close unnecessary browser tabs
• Large images are recommended to be compressed in size before conversion
Conversion speed depends on image size and device performance, please wait patiently for the process to complete.
Q: What to do if the image becomes blurry after conversion?
A: Try increasing the quality parameter or using a higher quality setting.
Q: What JPEG variants are supported?
A: Supports standard JPEG, Progressive JPEG, and other common formats.
Q: How to handle conversion failure?
A: Check if the image is corrupted, try a smaller size or different quality settings.