Add AVIF image format

AVIF is a new image format derived from the keyframes of AV1 video. It's a royalty-free format, and it's already supported in Chrome 85 on desktop.

It's ridiculously light compared to JPEG, and it would bring massive performance improvement to our websites.

Here's a detailed comparison with different image formats like JPEG, PNG, WebP, etc: AVIF has landed

Teo Decu
Sep 9 2020
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Tyler Joseph commented

25 Aug 04:50am

This would be so helpful
Tyler Joseph commented

19 Jul 10:04am

Smaller files than webp
Claude Robert Lefort commented

16 Jul 11:52am

the quality of images in AVIF is spectacular at half the size of JPEG. Safari will be supporting it in v13 in fall 2022. Webflow must consider supporting this open source format that will become the standard
Giovanni Bonomelli commented

24 Mar 10:47am

Please do this!
White Horse commented

28 Feb 08:43pm

Please make this happen webflow! we need faster pagespeeds.
Guest commented

18 Feb 08:56pm

You can use AVIF Image Format finally with Stacket here: https://stacket.app/ for both images and background images aswell with a fallback aswell.
Ahmet Bayram commented

14 Feb 11:00pm

Pls add the Future
Chris Saldana commented

12 Jan 06:52pm

Please Webflow haha
Ezekiel Rochat commented

12 Jan 04:29am

This would be great!
Patrick Palacin commented

1 Dec, 2021 09:51am

Would it be possible to have an official statement from Webflow according this? I understand not supporting webp, but as avif is the new standard it should be integrated as soon as possible.
Otherwise webflow wont be a valid alternative for landing pages o.s. anymore.
Matthew Tschiegg commented

15 Nov, 2021 05:25pm

This is the biggest complaint from my https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed performance analysis.
Jakub Mazanec commented

12 May, 2021 08:41am

this is must have... pls add it!
Chris Hawkins commented

6 May, 2021 01:22am

I will just note that AVIF is supported now by all major browsers and is quite easy to impliment. It will likely save hosting costs for Webflow as well. We actually had it working on our website prior to migrating to Webflow, and this was one of the major losses we incurred by switching.