Images

JPEG files

The most widely used format for photos. JPEG files are small because the compression throws away detail the eye is unlikely to notice, and every device and app can open them.

Full name
Joint Photographic Experts Group
Made by
Joint Photographic Experts Group
Introduced
1992
File extension
.jpg, .jpeg
Compression
Lossy
Transparency
No
Animation
No
Best for
Photos you want to send, upload or print anywhere
Opens in
Every computer, phone, browser and photo app
In FileFlip
Opens and saves

Good at

  • Opens everywhere
  • Small files for photos
  • Quality can be traded for size

Not so good at

  • Lossy: each re-save loses a little more detail
  • No transparency
  • 8 bits per color channel

JPEG in FileFlip

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