AVIF to CDR Online Converter – Free & Easy to Download

Use our AVIF to CDR converter to convert your AVIF files to CDR format in seconds. Drag and drop your files below, or click “Browse” to upload the files and then click “Convert all” to convert the uploaded AVIF files to CDR format in seconds.

Why use our online AVIF to CDR converter?

• Privacy – Our AVIF converter allows you to completely control your user account’s activities, and all unsaved files are automatically deleted after 24 hours.
• Fast conversions and downloads – When using our AVIF to CDR conversion tool, you can convert up to 50 AVIF files in seconds to CDR and download them as a single zip file.
• Unlimited conversions – If you sign up for our services, you will be able to do unlimited conversions per month.

What are the advantages of CDR over AVIF?

CDR and AVIF are modern image formats that serve different purposes but have advantages in various use cases. The following are key advantages of CDR over AVIF.

1. Broader codec support

CDR, being a container format, can encapsulate many image codecs like JPEG, HEIF, or AVIF; this allows CDR to use various codecs depending on the use case, while AVIF is limited to the AV1 codec.

2. Metadata and extensibility

CDR supports richer metadata and extensible features than AVIF. CDR files can embed multiple image variants with additional data like depth maps or alpha channels in a single file, making them suitable for complex use cases like professional imaging that needs metadata, annotations, and multi-layer images, whereas AVIF only focuses on single-image compression.

3. Hybrid workflows

The container nature of CDR enable it to store both raster and vector data; this makes it suitable for hybrid workflows where images and graphics coexist.

The main advantage of CDR over AVIF is its flexibility as a container format with rich metadata support, ecosystem integration, and suitability for hybrid workflows. For web-based image delivery where small file sizes and browser compatibility is a priority, AVIF files are a better option.