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JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF or SVG: The Right File Type for Each Picture on Your Site

Photos go out as AVIF or WebP with a JPEG fallback, screenshots as lossless WebP or PNG, logos and icons as SVG, and animations as video instead of GIF. What each format can do, how much smaller the new ones are, what the web uses today, the picture element that serves them, and a check before every upload.

SitePatent Editorial Team

October 24, 20268 min read