While our API is primarily optimized for converting AVIF to PNG, it's designed with flexibility in mind. The API accepts 'from' and 'to' parameters, suggesting it may support various image format conversions. You can experiment with different format combinations by specifying the desired input and output formats in your request. However, for guaranteed support and optimal performance, we recommend using it for AVIF to PNG conversions, as this is its primary function.

Yes, our Avif2Png API offers free image conversion services. You can use the endpoint https://api.avif2png.xyz/convert without any cost. This makes it an excellent choice for developers, small businesses, or individuals looking to integrate image conversion capabilities into their projects without incurring additional expenses. Remember to follow the API guidelines for optimal usage and to ensure the service remains free and accessible for everyone.

To integrate the Avif2Png API into your projects, follow these steps:
1. Set up a POST request to https://api.avif2png.xyz/convert
2. Set the Content-Type header to "multipart/form-data"
3. In the request body, include:
   - 'from': the current image format (e.g., 'avif')
   - 'to': the desired output format (e.g., 'png')
   - 'file': the binary data of the image you want to convert
4. Send the request and handle the binary response, which will contain your converted image This API can be easily incorporated into various programming languages and frameworks, making it versatile for different types of projects.

The Avif2Png API returns a binary response containing the converted image data. The response will have a mimetype corresponding to the output format you specified. For instance, if you converted to PNG, the mimetype will be 'image/png'. To handle this response:
1. Capture the binary data from the API response
2. Check the mimetype to confirm the output format
3. Save the data as a file with the appropriate extension, or process it further as needed in your application This binary response format allows for efficient transfer and immediate use of the converted image in various contexts, whether saving to a file system or serving directly to users.