Transparent logos and stickers
Logos and cut-outs saved from websites as AVIF keep their transparent background as PNG.
Convert AVIF images to PNG format for universal compatibility and transparency support.
Runs in your browser for JPG and PNG, so your images stay on your device.
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Add up to 10 images to get started. They will appear here, ready to convert to PNG.
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This AVIF to PNG converter turns .avif images into lossless PNG files that work in every editor, design tool and upload form, and it keeps transparent backgrounds. It is the right choice for logos, stickers, icons, screenshots and any AVIF you want to keep editing.
The PNG is created in your browser, free, with no sign-up and no watermark. For photos where a smaller file matters more, AVIF to JPG is lighter. To create AVIF files from your own PNGs, use PNG to AVIF.
Click Add Files or drop up to 10 .avif files. A current browser is needed to read them.
PNG is selected by default and keeps transparency. Switch to JPG if you only need a small photo.
Press Convert, then download each PNG. File names stay the same with a .png ending.
Logos and cut-outs saved from websites as AVIF keep their transparent background as PNG.
Bring images into design and illustration apps that do not import AVIF yet.
Add text, crop or retouch the PNG without adding compression loss on each save.
PNG drops into PowerPoint, Keynote and Google Slides, transparency included.
Forms, stores and platforms that only accept PNG or JPG will take the converted file.
PNG keeps text and sharp lines exactly as they look in the AVIF, without new artifacts.
AVIF is one of the most efficient image formats on the web. It keeps files small, supports transparency and handles gradients well, which is why many sites and CDNs now serve it automatically. The catch is that it is still young outside the browser. Many image editors, office apps, older operating systems and upload forms do not accept .avif files.
PNG is the safest choice when you need to keep transparency or edit the image further. It is lossless, so the PNG is an exact copy of what the AVIF displays, and every later save keeps it that way. That makes it ideal for logos, icons, UI graphics, illustrations and screenshots.
For ordinary photos without transparency, PNG is usually overkill. The file can easily be ten times the size of the AVIF. In that case AVIF to JPG gives a compatible file at a fraction of the size.
A PNG is a great working format, but often not the final one. Common next steps:
Choosing the output in the first place:
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