Using the wrong image format is like shipping a Ferrari by submarine — technically possible, but wildly inefficient. Here's when to use what.
JPG (JPEG)
Best for: photographs and complex images. Lossy compression means small files but slight quality loss. Use for: product photos, blog images, social media posts. Don't use for: logos, screenshots, or anything with text.
PNG
Best for: images with transparency, logos, screenshots. Lossless compression means perfect quality but larger files. Use for: logos on websites, app icons, anything with text. Our background remover outputs PNG because it supports transparency.
WebP
Best for: web performance. 25-35% smaller than JPG at the same quality. Supported by all modern browsers. Use for: any web image where speed matters. Convert with our format converter.
SVG
Best for: logos, icons, illustrations. Vector format means infinite scaling without quality loss. Use for: anything that needs to look sharp at any size.