This converter takes AVIF images and produces WEBP output using in-browser WebAssembly codecs. Batch up to 20 files, tune quality, resize on the fly, and strip metadata for privacy. Your images never leave the tab — no uploads, no accounts, no queue.
Why convert AVIF to WEBP?
AVIF is 10–20% smaller than WebP but has narrower browser support in some legacy contexts — Safari 15, older Android, and some in-app browsers still prefer WebP. Converting AVIF → WebP gives you a slightly larger but universally supported file. It's also the right move if your downstream editor doesn't grok AVIF yet.
Quality controls
Three presets — Best (visually lossless), Balanced (default, ~80 quality), and Smallest (aggressive). Advanced panel exposes quality (1–100), effort (0–6 where supported), chroma subsampling, resize, and metadata stripping. Every change previews instantly and shows the before/after size delta so you can dial in your target.
Privacy and batch
Drop up to 20 files at once — each is decoded, converted, and re-encoded sequentially so WebAssembly memory stays bounded on low-end devices. Per-file thumbnails, size deltas, and per-file downloads. Download all (.zip) for a single archive. Every file is processed client-side; nothing appears in a network request.