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Choosing image formats
Each format serves a different purpose. Use this guide to balance compatibility, transparency, and size.
Format comparison
JPG is ideal for photos, PNG preserves transparency and crisp edges, WebP offers modern compression with smaller files.
Best use cases
JPG
Photos, gradients, and detailed images.
PNG
Logos, UI assets, and transparency.
WebP
Modern web delivery with smaller files.
Format checklist
- JPG for photos and compatibility.
- PNG for transparency or crisp edges.
- WebP to reduce size in modern browsers.
- Compare outputs before publishing.
Format questions
Which format should I use for logos?
Use PNG for transparency and crisp edges, or WebP if you need smaller files for modern browsers.
When is JPG the best choice?
JPG works best for photos with gradients and realistic detail where small size matters.
Can I switch formats without losing quality?
Lossless PNG keeps quality, but converting to JPG or WebP may introduce compression. Use higher quality settings when needed.
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