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Use JPG for:

• Photographs and images with many colors
• Web images where file size matters
• Social media uploads
• Email attachments

Use PNG for:

• Images requiring transparency
• Logos and icons
• Screenshots and text-heavy images
• Graphics needing lossless quality

WebP is a modern image format developed by Google that provides superior compression for images on the web.

Advantages:

• 25-35% smaller file sizes than PNG and JPG
• Supports both lossy and lossless compression
• Supports transparency like PNG
• Better web performance and faster loading

Considerations:

• Not supported in older browsers
• Limited support in some image editing software
• May require fallback images for compatibility

When should I convert SVG to PNG?

Convert SVG to PNG when you need:

• Fixed-size images for social media
• Email compatibility (many email clients don't support SVG)
• Thumbnails and previews
• Consistent rendering across all platforms
• Images for applications that don't support vector graphics

What's the difference between ICO and PNG?

ICO Format:

• Contains multiple image sizes in one file
• Specifically designed for favicons and Windows icons
• Supports multiple resolutions (16x16, 32x32, 48x48, etc.)
• Native support in Windows and web browsers

PNG Format:

• Single image size per file
• Universal support across all platforms
• Better compression for web use
• Supports transparency

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