Make a still AVIF image easier to share as JPG. Convert and download in your browser.
Convert to JPG, then download.
AVIF · up to 30 MBStill images: up to 24 MP; supported tiled HEIC/HEIF up to 50 MPChoose or drop your AVIF, keep the preselected JPG output and select Convert to JPG. Check the result preview and file sizes, then download the .jpg file. Advanced options let you add dimensions or a maximum file size.
UploadMint first uses your browser’s AVIF decoder, with the usual 24-megapixel input limit. If that fails, it tries a local WebAssembly decoder for supported standard-colour still images up to 4 megapixels. Larger fallback jobs, unsupported colour profiles and specialised variants show an error instead of being sent to an external service.
JPG cannot store transparency, so transparent areas become white. It uses lossy compression and may be larger than the AVIF original. Native decoding gives the best available browser colour handling; HDR and wide-gamut originals may look different in an ordinary 8-bit JPG.
UploadMint processes supported images in your browser. Your image is not uploaded to a processing server, and no account is needed. Closing the page clears the working image.
No universal compatibility is promised. Current browsers often decode AVIF natively; the local fallback needs WebAssembly and accepts images up to 4 megapixels to limit memory use. Some AVIF variants, colour profiles and low-memory devices remain unsupported.
No. Choose a single still AVIF. Image sequences are rejected rather than silently exported as an arbitrary frame.
No. This tool decodes the image and encodes actual JPEG bytes with an image/jpeg MIME type and a .jpg filename. Renaming the original does not change its format.