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Compare image files.

There’s no shortage of image file types used in print and online. Each one has specific features and benefits compared to other file types, depending on its use. Working with the wrong image file can affect the quality and compatibility of your final design. Compare different image files to see which type works best for you.

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Comparing the specific details, advantages, and disadvantages of different image files can help you choose the format you need. Whether you’re working with web or print images, starting from scratch or editing existing pictures, it’s important to understand the ins and outs of different file types. Here’s why:

Size:

Resizing can compromise the resolution of some image files but not others.

Resolution:

Many image files have a minimum and maximum pixel density, both of which need to be right for their individual use cases.

Format:

Certain images require specific software to open and edit files.

Quality:

Lossy or lossless image formats can affect the image quality when compressed.

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JPEG vs. PNG

JPEG vs. RAW

JPEG vs. TIFF

Raster vs. Vector

JPEG vs. PDF

PNG vs. TIFF

JPEG vs. JPEG 2000

HEIC vs. JPEG

PNG vs. SVG

EPS vs. SVG

DWG vs. DXF

AI vs. EPS

DNG vs. RAW

BMP vs. JPEG

BMP vs. PNG

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