How to convert AVIFS to PNG
- Add your .AVIFS file - drop it in the box above or click to browse.
- Convert it to .PNG in a few seconds.
- Download your new .PNG file.
What to expect
- PNG is a still format, so an animated AVIF produces many separate files (or a single APNG), not one moving image.
- Each exported PNG is lossless but far larger than the compact AVIF frame it came from.
- avifdec needs to know the frame count first (
avifdec -i in.avifs) to loop through every index.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get one animated PNG instead of many files?
Yes - export the frames then reassemble them into an APNG, but browser and viewer support for APNG is limited.
How do I extract just the first frame?
Use
avifdec --index 0 in.avifs frame.png or FFmpeg with -frames:v 1.Is the PNG lossless?
Yes, PNG stores each frame losslessly; the only prior loss is whatever was baked into the AVIF.
Why are the PNGs so big?
PNG uses simple lossless compression with no inter-frame savings, so files are much larger than AVIF.
