Description:
It’s 2025, and AVIF has become the gold standard for web images, offering superior compression and quality compared to JPEG, PNG, and even WebP. Practically all modern browsers—Chrome (since 85), Firefox (since 93), Safari (since 16.4), and Edge (since 121)—support AVIF, covering over 95% of global browser usage (per CanIUse data). It’s the best web image format available today, reducing file sizes by up to 50% over JPEG and 20-30% over WebP while maintaining or improving visual fidelity, which is critical for fast-loading, SEO-optimized sites like ours at Abrazeaway Sandblasting.
Nicepage 7.5.2 currently lacks native AVIF support, forcing users to rely on older formats or external tools, which disrupts workflow and hampers performance. Please add AVIF as a supported export/upload option in the editor and ensure it integrates with responsive image features (e.g., tags or automatic format selection). This would align Nicepage with modern web standards and give users a competitive edge in site performance.
Steps to Reproduce:
Open Nicepage 7.5.2 editor.
Attempt to upload or export an AVIF image (e.g., example.avif).
Note that AVIF isn’t recognized or supported in the image options.
Expected Behavior:
AVIF files should be uploadable, editable, and exportable, with Nicepage generating appropriate HTML (e.g., with AVIF and fallback sources) to leverage its benefits.
Actual Behavior:
AVIF files are unsupported, requiring manual conversion to JPEG/PNG/WebP outside nicepage.
Priority: High – This is a must-have for 2025 web design.
