Compress AVIF to 200KB

1. Upload your AVIF (up to 50 MB).
2. The compressor automatically targets 200 KB or under.
3. Download the compressed AVIF — ready to use.

200 KB is generous for AVIF — high-quality web images and retina displays both fit well. AVIF's efficiency means a 200 KB AVIF looks like a 300-400 KB JPG — stunning quality with excellent file size.

200 KB is the sweet spot for high-quality web images with AVIF. Because AVIF is 50% smaller than JPG at the same quality, a 200 KB AVIF looks like a 300-400 KB JPG — sharp on retina displays with excellent compression. This is useful for hero banners, portfolio pieces, and high-quality web delivery.

The compressor decodes the AVIF image and re-encodes it using libavif at a lower quality setting. If the output exceeds 200 KB, it reduces quality (and if necessary, dimensions) until the target is met. At 200 KB, an AVIF is typically 1600-2200px wide with quality 80-88%.

• High-quality AVIF hero banners.
• Retina-display web images.
• Portfolio pieces with AVIF.
• High-quality product photos for e-commerce.
• Marketplace listings with 200 KB cap.
• Blog featured images with excellent quality.
• Any platform with a 200 KB AVIF limit.

200 KB is high-quality for AVIF — sharp on retina displays at normal viewing sizes. Expect 1600-2200px wide with quality 80-88%. AVIF at 200 KB looks like JPG at 300-400 KB.

• 200 KB is larger than ideal for web performance — consider 100 KB for web-only use.
• Not ideal for very large-format print.
• AV1 encoding is slower than other codecs (3-5 seconds per image).
• For web performance, 100 KB is usually sufficient.
• For maximum quality, keep the original.

• Output opens in every browser since 2020.
• Native support in Windows 11, macOS Big Sur+, iOS 16+, Android 12+.
• Supported by WordPress via plugin, Ghost, Next.js.
• Native import in Photoshop 23.2+, GIMP 2.10.22+, Affinity Photo 2+.
• Ideal for modern CDN delivery.

• 200 KB is best for high-quality web and retina displays.
• AVIF at 200 KB looks like JPG at 300-400 KB — AVIF's efficiency pays off.
• Resize to the target display size before uploading.
• AV1 encoding is slow — expect 3-5 seconds per image.
• Batch-compress up to 50 MB of AVIF files at once.

Need to hit an exact size? Use our dedicated target-size tools:

AVIF can't reach 200 KB without quality loss

Very large originals may need resizing. Try cropping first, or use the general AVIF compressor.

File is larger than needed for web

For web performance, 100 KB is usually sufficient. Use the 100 KB variant instead.

Compression is slow

AV1 encoding is CPU-intensive. Expect 3-5 seconds per image.

• Alliance for Open Media — AVIF