AVIF to JPG converter

This tool converts AVIF images to JPEG, enabling broad compatibility for web publishing and legacy workflows. It supports single-file and batch processing, producing one JPEG output per AVIF input. The core workflow decodes the AVIF, optionally resizes while preserving aspect ratio, then encodes to JPEG using a user-defined quality setting. If input contains transparency, the encoder composites it over a white background since JPEG does not support alpha. Color profiles are mapped to sRGB when needed to ensure consistent color rendering across devices. Metadata handling can be toggled to preserve or strip EXIF and other metadata per file. The result set includes the converted JPEGs with filenames aligned to inputs (same base name, .jpg extension) and per-file size information. This approach minimizes re-encoding artifacts by applying controlled compression and color space mapping. Batch processing enables efficient workflows for asset libraries, CMS pipelines, and publishing teams where format compatibility and predictable output are essential. The tool emphasizes per-file independence, so a failure on one item does not stop others from converting. It is suitable for photographers migrating archives, developers preparing site assets, and content teams distributing media across platforms. Core differentiators include per-file progress and error reporting, optional metadata handling, color profile management, and a straightforward quality control parameter that directly impacts file size and visual fidelity. Use cases include updating galleries to JPEG when AVIF support is inconsistent, preparing assets for print or offline use, and standardizing image formats across a project.