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WebP / AVIF Support Checker

Detect whether your browser supports modern image formats.

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About the WebP / AVIF Support Checker

Tests, locally in your browser, whether it can decode the modern WebP and AVIF image formats, useful when deciding which formats to serve.

How to use

Click Check to test your current browser.

Worked example

Modern Chrome and Firefox report support for both WebP and AVIF.

How to use this calculator

  1. Open the WebP / AVIF Support Checker in your browser.
  2. Run the detection test to see whether WebP and AVIF are supported.
  3. Read the result for each format and use it to choose the best image type for your site or app.

Step by step method

  1. Load the tool in the browser you want to test.
  2. Let the checker detect support for modern image formats.
  3. Review the WebP and AVIF results separately, since support can differ by format.
  4. Use the result to decide whether to serve modern images, fall back to older formats, or provide both.

Worked example

For example, you want to know whether the browser on your laptop can display both modern image formats used on a website.

  1. Open the checker in that browser and run the test.
  2. See that WebP is supported, so the browser can display WebP images.
  3. See that AVIF is also supported, so the browser can display AVIF images too.

Answer. This browser supports both WebP and AVIF.

Tips and common mistakes

  • Check both formats separately, because a browser may support one and not the other.
  • Test in the exact browser and device you plan to use, since support can vary.
  • Use the result to choose image fallbacks for users who do not support a modern format.
  • If you are testing a website, remember that browser support can differ from server-side image delivery settings.

Frequently asked questions

Why use WebP or AVIF?+

They compress images far smaller than JPEG/PNG at similar quality, speeding up sites.

What if a browser lacks support?+

Serve a JPEG/PNG fallback using the <picture> element.

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