How to Convert Multiple JXR Images to AVIF?
1. Download and Install reaConverter Lite
reaConverter Lite is quick to download, easy to install, and ready to launch in seconds. This lightweight, standalone software is highly efficient at handling a wide range of batch image conversions. Plus, it lets you apply essential image editing options — such as resizing, rotating, or adjusting quality — during the conversion process.
2. Load your JXR files
Load your JXR files into reaConverter. You can add individual files or point to folders, and the software will queue everything automatically.
Select JXRs from a folder or drag-and-drop them directly into the reaConverter window.

3. Select AVIF as output format
Choose AVIF for output and set your save location. reaConverter lets you customize quality and apply edits before conversion.

4. Start JXR to AVIF conversion
Press the Convert button and reaConverter takes care of the rest. Processing time depends on file size and volume.

After processing, find all your new .avif files in the output location. The log shows details for each conversion.
JXR to AVIF: what to expect from the conversion
JXR carries 16 bits per channel and AVIF carries 12, so tonal steps get coarser during conversion. It shows up first in smooth gradients such as skies. If the result will be edited further, move to a 12-bit format only at the very end. JXR and AVIF both compress by discarding data, so this is a re-encode rather than a copy. The output is built from already-compressed pixels, and the artefacts of the first encode are carried into the second. Use a high quality setting, and convert from the original whenever you still have it.










