Every day, you use or see a JPEG image file. Its widespread use on 77.9% of all websites makes JPEG images prevalent. Not only that, One of the reasons for JPEG’s broad acceptance is its high compression rate. So, you can compress…
When you make things like posters or magazines, you use CMYK colors. But screens like TVs and computers use RGB colors. It’s critical to correctly switch these colors to look good in your print and screen images. No worries, it’s…
Adding images to your PowerPoint presentations can make your message more impactful and your ideas clearer. However, large image files can quickly increase the size of your PowerPoint, making it harder to share and slower to open. To avoid this,…
The AVIF image formation solves a vital modern-day problem of maintaining satisfactory storage distribution. Comparing JPG formats, AVIF saves 50% or more storage. But it creates another one! Converting all your existing images to AVIF can be another problem you…
Let’s talk about a comparison between two excellent image types: AVIF vs WebP. The folks at the Alliance for Open Media made AVIF. It’s super good at squishing pictures down, so they take up less space. Google made WebP for…
You must be shocked when someone tells you to optimize logo images. It must’ve felt wild! Do I even need to optimize these tiny logo images? Well, yes! Adobe prefers your website logo images to be under 200 KB. That’s…