Image format · lossless export

Free AVIF to PNG Converter Online AVIF in. PNG out. Lossless on the way out.

Modern compression in, transparent and lossless on the way out — for icons, screenshots, and anywhere you need an alpha channel without an alpha-channel codec. Conversion runs losslessly in your browser tab — no upload, no cloud, no per-seat ladder.

Convert AVIF → PNG →
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AVIF → PNG
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Reads and writes inside this tab. Nothing is sent anywhere.

What it actually does

01
DECODE

AVIF lands in your tab. The browser does the AV1 work; we just hand it the bytes.

No upload, no SaaS roundtrip. Your file never leaves the page.

02
ENCODE

PNG comes out lossless, with the alpha channel intact if the source had one.

Pixel-for-pixel exact. PNG is the right output when you need transparency or when re-encoding through a lossy codec is unacceptable.

03
KEEP

Files stay local — no cloud, no log.

We never see the file. We can't see the file. The browser does the work.

04
BATCH

Convert one or convert a folder.

Drop multiple AVIFs at once. Each becomes a PNG independently.

How it works

  1. Open morph.cool in any modern browser.
  2. Drop your .avif file onto the drop zone, or click to browse.
  3. Pick PNG as the output format.
  4. Download your converted .png file. Done in seconds.
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Why it lives in the tab

PNG and AVIF sit at opposite ends of the image-format spectrum: AVIF is one of the smartest lossy codecs ever shipped, PNG is one of the simplest lossless ones. Converting between them isn't usually about quality — it's about what the next tool in the chain expects. Image editors, design pipelines, and most older image libraries want PNG. Modern web delivery wants AVIF. We convert in the tab so neither file ever needs to leave your device.

Frequently asked

Why PNG instead of JPG?

PNG keeps every pixel exact. If you need transparency, or if you're going to re-edit downstream, PNG is the right pick. JPG re-encodes the photographic content lossily.

Will the PNG be larger than the AVIF?

Yes — usually a lot larger. AVIF's compression is one of the reasons it exists. You're trading file size for compatibility and exactness.

Does the alpha channel survive?

Yes. AVIF supports transparency, PNG supports transparency, the conversion preserves it.

How does this differ from AVIF → JPG?

JPG re-encodes lossily and discards transparency. PNG is lossless and keeps the alpha. Pick PNG when fidelity matters, JPG when file size matters.

Is there a per-day cap?

No daily cap. Convert as many as your hardware will tolerate.

What runs the conversion?

WebAssembly inside your browser tab. The AV1 decode is the browser's own; the PNG encode is ours.

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