Choose an image format

Start with the job, then compare the options.

JPEG or PNG: which should you use?

Choose JPEG or PNG by what the image contains. Compare sharp text, transparent graphics and ordinary photographs.

Compare WebP and JPEG using the same original, output dimensions and viewing size. Check compatibility before delivery.

Compare AVIF and WebP for your actual images. Check visible detail, file size, encoding cost and destination support.

Use SVG for genuine vector artwork and PNG for a raster copy. Check fonts, embedded pictures and destination requirements.

Keep screenshot text readable. Choose a format, crop unnecessary content and check the image at its final display size.

Start with the printer's file requirements, then check dimensions, crop and color. A file extension alone cannot guarantee print quality.