AVIF is efficient, but it still creates friction when a CMS, review tool, or older asset pipeline expects PNG or JPG. That shows up most often during handoff: someone downloads an AVIF image, tries to preview it in a tool that does not support it well, and then needs a safer format quickly.
A lightweight review workflow can be simple:
- Keep the original AVIF file as the compressed source.
- Convert a PNG copy for screenshots, documentation, or CMS upload.
- Use JPG only when transparency is not needed.
- Check dimensions and file size before publishing.
- Keep the converted file name close to the original asset name.
For quick checks I use AVIF to PNG. It runs in the browser, does not require account setup, and is useful when the goal is just to turn AVIF into a more compatible PNG or JPG for review.
The important part is not replacing AVIF everywhere. It is making sure the rest of the team can inspect and reuse the asset without hitting format support issues.
