Convert AVIF to WebP Online Free
Convert next-gen AVIF images to WebP format for broader browser support while maintaining modern compression. WebP has 95%+ browser support compared to AVIF's 70-80%, making it a safer choice for production websites.
Images only • Max 100MB per file
Why Convert AVIF to WebP?
- Broader browser support (95% vs 70-80% for AVIF)
- Similar compression and quality to AVIF
- Better compatibility with older browsers
- Transparency support maintained
- Production-ready for most websites
When to Use Each Format
AVIF
- Latest browsers only
- Experimental projects
- Cutting-edge platforms
WebP
- Production websites
- Wider audience reach
- Better browser support
- Proven reliability
How to Convert AVIF to WebP
- 1Upload AVIF image
- 2Conversion to WebP format
- 3Similar quality, better compatibility
- 4Download WebP for broader support
Frequently Asked Questions
Is WebP as good as AVIF?
AVIF has slightly better compression, but WebP is very close in quality and file size. The main advantage of WebP is much broader browser support (95% vs 70-80%).
Why not just use AVIF everywhere?
AVIF is still relatively new. Safari only added support in version 16 (2022), and many users haven't updated. WebP is safer for production use.
Will file size increase converting AVIF to WebP?
Slightly, typically 10-20% larger. However, this small size increase is worth the much broader compatibility and browser support.
Does WebP support transparency like AVIF?
Yes! Both formats fully support alpha transparency. Your transparent AVIF images will remain transparent as WebP.
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