What Image Format To Use?|Know it all|? There is no universal image format that is best for all scenarios. Every type of image format has their own advantages. Here’s a summary of each formats best uses.
JPEG **Web Graphics** Probably the most web friendly image format there is. JPEG is great for images when you need o keep he size small, such as when you need to upload it online. If you don’t mind compromising the quality of the image a bit, use JPEG. GIF **Web Graphics/ Animation/ Clip art** Gif is the worst choice for web graphics, although file size are very small. And they load very fast. Plus, if you want to add animation effects, use GIF. TIFF **Print Graphics** TIFF is the best and only choice for professionals when image are intended for print. Its ability to read CMYK and YcbCr, color, plus its ability to store such high pixel intensity makes it the only choice for designers, photographers and publishers. PNG **Web Graphics/ Logos & Line art** PNGs are great for web graphics. If you want to keep small size, but still retain the image quality, PNG is best format. Also if you want to use transparencies, the PNG is the format for you. BMP **Print graphics** These files are large and uncompressed, but the image are rich in color, high in quality, simple and compatible in all windows os and programs, BMP files are called raster or paint images.
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What's the difference between jpeg and png
jpeg losses quality while uploading and downloading through internet although png doesn't loses it's quality
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