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Turn .avif files into PNG or JPEG with an AVIF to PNG image converter that runs offline: batch drops, nothing ever uploaded. Modern websites keep serving pictures as .avif, and then the trouble starts. Your image editor shrugs, the design tool refuses the import, and a colleague asks why the logo will not open. The format saves bandwidth, but support outside the browser is still patchy. This avif to png image converter closes that gap. Drop the files into the side panel and every avif image becomes an ordinary PNG in about a second — no upload, no account, no waiting in an online queue. The converter lives in a side panel next to the page you are reading, so it stays open while you drag files across from the desktop. A popup would vanish the moment dragging began; the panel simply waits for the drop. ➤ Convert avif to png with a single drop ➤ Batch conversion — send a whole selection at once ➤ Switch the output to JPEG when a photo needs to weigh less ➤ Quality slider for JPEG, from 50 to 100 ➤ Preview, pixel size and before-after weight for each image ➤ Download one image, or the entire batch in one press Transparency survives the trip. Converting avif to png keeps a transparent background exactly as it was, which is what logos, stickers and product shots on white require. JPEG has no transparency at all, so those areas are filled with white, and the converter says so plainly before you switch. A picture that carries a rotation flag comes out upright instead of lying on its side. Plenty of converters get that detail wrong, and the owner of the image only notices once the file has landed in a document. Who converts avif to png every week: 1️⃣ Designers pulling reference material into Figma or Photoshop 2️⃣ Content managers whose CMS still rejects the avif format 3️⃣ Developers preparing image assets for older software 4️⃣ Marketplace sellers facing an upload form that takes png and jpg only 5️⃣ Teachers and students building slide decks from web pictures 6️⃣ Anyone who double-clicked an .avif file and got an error How to convert avif to png: 1. Click the extension icon to open the side panel. 2. Drag your .avif files onto the drop zone, or choose them from disk. 3. Watch each image convert on the spot, preview included. 4. Press Download, or Download all once the batch has finished. • Your format choice and JPEG quality are remembered for next time • Change the format afterwards and the whole list converts again by itself • A damaged file is marked in place while the rest of the batch continues • The converted png keeps the pixel dimensions of the original image • The panel follows your Chrome theme, dark or light 📌 Everything happens on your own machine. This avif to png converter has no server behind it: decoding is done by Chrome itself, the png is written inside your browser, and the image never leaves your device. Nothing to sign up for, no upload bar to watch, no daily limit counting down. That also means the tool works with the network off. On a plane, on a train or behind a strict corporate firewall, an avif image converts exactly the same way, because the picture never travels anywhere at all. 🔒 The extension asks for two permissions and nothing else: storage, to remember your output format, and side panel, to draw its own interface. It cannot read the pages you visit, because it never requests access to them. Questions people ask: Q: Does the png lose quality? A: No. Going from avif to png is lossless, so the result is pixel for pixel what the original file contained. JPEG output is lossy by nature, which is exactly why the quality slider sits next to it. Q: How many files can I convert at once? A: As many as you can select. They run one after another, so a heavy batch will not exhaust the memory of your browser. Q: Is my image uploaded anywhere? A: Never. The whole conversion runs locally, offline if you prefer it that way. Q: What happens with an animated avif? A: Its first frame is converted, since png and jpg are single-frame formats. Q: Can it turn a png back into avif? A: No. This converter goes one way, from avif to png and jpg — the opposite direction is a different job. Q: Which Chrome versions are supported? A: Anything from Chrome 114 onwards, where the side panel became available. An image format should never stand between you and the work in front of you. Add the converter, drop the file, and turning avif to png takes about as long as reading this line.