Solarize

Solarize and Convert to AVIF

Why Solarize an Image?

Print

Solarized images can also be used in print media, such as magazines, posters, and brochures. The high contrast and surreal look can add a unique touch to your designs, making them more appealing to readers.

Design

Solarized AVIF images can be used to create visually striking websites. The high contrast and unique aesthetic can make the site more engaging and memorable. Additionally, the smaller file sizes can improve loading times, enhancing the user experience.

Configure the form below and click Solarize and Convert to AVIF

Format Options

Quality

Range (0-100)

Effort

Start at 9 and work your way down to find a suitable encode effort

This format is quite intensive on the cpu and may take a long time to complete.

Range (0-9)

Solarize

Enable

Filename

Enable

Postfix

The filename is the same as the original source input except for the extension

Adds a piece of text to the filename before the period (.)

Meta Data

Remove All

Remove all the images meta data to reduce the file size even more and conceil the original identity.

Once you have downloaded the generated Zip Archive you can open it at Unzipper.

Solarize and Convert to AVIF

Will solarizing an AVIF image affect its file size?

Solarizing an AVIF image can potentially reduce its file size due to the high contrast and reduced color palette. However, the exact impact on file size will depend on the specific image and the intensity of the solarization effect.

Are there any downsides to solarizing an AVIF image?

While solarization can enhance the visual appeal of an image, it can also make it more difficult to read text or fine details. Therefore, it’s important to consider the context and purpose of the image before applying the solarization effect.

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