Free AVIF to JPG converter download for Windows 10 and 11. Batch-convert AVIF images to JPG on your PC and keep full control over quality, size, and color.
Drag the .avif images into the window, or use Add Folder to pull in a whole directory at once. There is no cap on how many you load.
Choose JPG in the output format list. You can keep the new files next to the originals or send them to a separate folder.
For web or email pictures, set a target size in pixels or a quality level before converting. You can also rotate pictures or use Smart Crop to trim odd aspect ratios.
Hit Start. Your JPG files appear in the chosen output folder, with a hundred images taking seconds.
Load a single picture or point the program at a folder with thousands of AVIF files. The queue processes them in one pass, using every core your processor has.
Decoding follows the AVIF and AV1 specification, so detail and dynamic range survive the trip to JPG. The quality slider lets you pick the balance between file size and fidelity.
Choose an output folder, or use Same as Original to keep JPG files next to the AVIF originals. File names carry over.
ICC and wide-gamut color profiles are read and carried into the JPG, so skin tones and brand colors stay true rather than washing out.
Set a pixel size or a target file weight during conversion. Handy when the AVIF originals are huge and you need web-ready 2000 px JPGs out the other end.
You can also open HEIC, WebP, PNG, and TIFF in the same window.
Right-click AVIF files in Windows Explorer to convert them without opening the program first. Handy for one or two images saved from a site.
A command-line mode wires conversion into your scripts, or auto-converts AVIF the moment it lands in a watched folder.
Half of what you save from the web now arrives as AVIF. Run the whole pile through a batch conversion to get ordinary pictures you can email or print without a fuss.
Your stock library or CDN supplies AVIF, but Lightroom and the print lab want JPG. Batch-convert with the ICC color profile carried over so your client's proof matches what you graded on screen. For a lossless copy, you can convert HEIC to PNG the same way.
Your build pipeline produces AVIF for page speed, but the ad network, an email template, or a marketplace like eBay wants JPG. Drop in a folder of a few hundred product shots and convert the lot.