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Did You Know?

80%
of Web Images are JPEG or PNG
JPEG and PNG together account for over 80% of images used on the web. WebP — Google's modern format — offers 25–35% smaller files than JPEG at the same quality, which is why Chrome and modern browsers have adopted it as the default.
4:1
Average PNG to JPEG Compression
A PNG image typically compresses to about 25% of its original size when converted to JPEG at 80% quality. For a 1MB PNG screenshot, that means a 250KB JPEG — saving 750KB of bandwidth per image served.
1992
JPEG Standard Created
The JPEG standard was finalised in 1992 by the Joint Photographic Experts Group. Despite being over 30 years old, it remains the most widely used image format on the internet, processed billions of times per day.

Format Comparison Guide

FormatBest ForTransparencyLossyTypical Size
JPEGPhotos, web imagesNoYesSmallest
PNGScreenshots, logosYesNoLarger
WebPModern webYesBothSmallest
GIFAnimationsYesYes (palette)Medium
PDFDocuments, printYesBothVariable