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JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC: How to Pick the Right Image Format

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Image format problems, such as upload rejections and fuzzy screenshots, are a common everyday annoyance. The guide explains that JPG suits photographs because its lossy compression shrinks files, but it blurs text and logos. PNG preserves sharp detail and transparency at the cost of larger files, making it better for screenshots and logos. WebP, built for websites, is typically smaller than JPG or PNG, though some older software does not support it, while HEIC from recent iPhones often triggers unsupported-format errors and can be converted to JPG. The author also recommends resizing images before compressing them and keeping an original copy.

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