PNG gives you a lossless, widely supported copy of an AVIF image with its transparency intact, ready for editing.
Size, page, duration and dimension limits are shown in the converter above and checked again by our server.
PNG is lossless, so the pixels are stored exactly.
Yes. We inspect the file's contents, not just its name, and the server verifies it again before converting. Renamed files that are not really AVIF are rejected.
PNG supports transparency, so transparent areas are kept.
PNG is a still-image format, so a single frame is exported. If frame selection is offered you can choose which one.
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