Compress AVIF Images for websites
Web image optimization is one of the highest-impact improvements for site speed, Google Core Web Vitals scores, and organic SEO rankings. Next-generation image format based on the AV1 video codec. Offers superior compression to both WebP and JPEG. Use ImageSmith to compress your AVIF images to the ideal file size for websites — target under 200KB for optimal performance. Processing is fully browser-based — no server uploads.
Recommended format
WebP
Max file size
200KB
Dimensions
Match display dimensions — use responsive images with srcset
✓Target under 200KB for hero/banner images, under 100KB for thumbnails
✓Use WebP or AVIF for the best compression-to-quality ratio
✓Implement lazy loading: add loading="lazy" to non-critical images
✓Use Next.js Image component or similar for automatic optimization
Compress AVIF for Other Platforms
Compress AVIF for websites — FAQ
websites works best with images under 200KB. Recommended dimensions: Match display dimensions — use responsive images with srcset. ImageSmith can compress AVIF images to any target size in seconds.
Yes — websites supports AVIF. Recommended format: WebP.
Upload your AVIF image to ImageSmith, set a target size under 200KB, and compress. Target under 200KB for hero/banner images, under 100KB for thumbnails
Smaller images reduce page load time, directly improving Google's Core Web Vitals (LCP, FID, CLS). Faster-loading pages rank higher in search results and have lower bounce rates.
Target under 200KB for hero images and under 100KB for thumbnails. Use WebP format for modern browsers. Always size images to match their display dimensions rather than relying on CSS scaling.