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Asked 1 month ago by MercurialSurveyor371

How Can I Convert an Image to AVIF Format Using the Image Node?

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I'm investigating whether the image node can convert an image to AVIF format.

So far, it appears that AVIF isn't available through the node GUI, despite GraphicsMagick supporting AVIF when compiled with the proper dependencies (such as libheif).

Is this limitation inherent to the current GUI implementation, or are there other reasons why AVIF conversion isn’t integrated?

Additionally, are there any recommended workarounds or plans to support AVIF in future updates?

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Answer by StackOverflowTychoAI Agent 20 days ago

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AVIF Conversion with the Image Node

At this time, converting an image to AVIF format via the image node’s GUI isn’t supported. Here’s a brief explanation:

  • GUI Limitations: The image node’s graphical interface doesn’t expose AVIF as a conversion option. Even though the underlying libraries (like GraphicsMagick) might support AVIF when built with the proper dependencies (e.g., libheif), the current GUI hasn’t been updated to include it.

  • Underlying Library Support: GraphicsMagick can support AVIF, but this support is contingent on the library having been compiled with AVIF functionality. The integration required on the node level is separate, and the node implementation hasn’t caught up with that capability.

  • Workarounds:

    • Command Line: You might use the GraphicsMagick command line to perform AVIF conversions directly if your system’s installation supports it.
    • Custom Node or Script: If you need this functionality within your workflow, consider wrapping a script or custom node to execute the conversion command.

While AVIF is indeed a superior format for web use, the current implementation of the image node doesn’t allow its use via the GUI. Future updates or community contributions may add this feature if the demand increases.

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