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Modern formats like WebP and AVIF cut file sizes 35%+ compared to JPEG with the same visual quality. Switch formats in seconds — no software needed.

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Supported formats

JPEG

Photographs and images with complex gradients where lossy compression is acceptable.

Baseline — all others compared to this

PNG

Logos, screenshots and graphics that require lossless quality or transparency.

10–30% larger than JPEG for photos

WebP

Web images that need a smaller file size with optional transparency support.

25–35% smaller than JPEG

AVIF

High-efficiency web images; best compression available for modern browsers.

40–50% smaller than JPEG

GIF

Short looping animations with a limited 256-colour palette.

Larger than WebP for animations

TIFF

Print production, archiving and workflows that require maximum quality.

Much larger — uncompressed or lossless

Format comparison

FormatTypical sizeTransparencyAnimationBrowser supportBest for
JPEGBaselineNoNoAll browsersPhotos
PNG10–30% largerYesNoAll browsersLogos, UI
WebP25–35% smallerYesYesAll modern browsersWeb images
AVIF40–50% smallerYesYesChrome, Firefox, Safari 16+Web images (2024+)
GIFLarger than WebPPartialYesAll browsersSimple animations
TIFFVery largeYesNoPrint / desktop appsPrint, archiving

Which format should you use?

Web pages

Use WebP or AVIF

Both are supported by all modern browsers. WebP is the safe default. AVIF shaves off another 10–15% if your audience is on recent browsers.

Photos to share

Use JPEG

JPEG is universally understood by every device, messaging app and email client. Keep quality between 75–85 to balance file size and sharpness.

Logos and icons

Use PNG

PNG supports full transparency with no quality loss, making it the right choice for graphics that sit on coloured or patterned backgrounds.

Common questions

What is the best image format for websites?
WebP is the safest choice for broad compatibility — it is supported by all modern browsers and is 25–35% smaller than JPEG. For cutting-edge projects targeting Chrome, Firefox and Safari 16+, AVIF offers even better compression at 40–50% smaller than JPEG.
What is the difference between WebP and AVIF?
Both are modern web formats that offer better compression than JPEG. AVIF is newer and achieves smaller files (40–50% vs 25–35% for WebP), but has slightly less browser support. WebP works in every modern browser released since 2020. AVIF requires Safari 16 or later on Apple devices.
Can I convert multiple images at once?
Yes. Drop a folder or select multiple files on the Convert page and Optimage will convert all of them in one batch. You can download results individually or as a single ZIP file.
Is format conversion free on Optimage?
Yes, format conversion is completely free. There are no file-count limits or watermarks on the free plan.

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