JPG vs PNG vs WebP: which format should you use?
Lossy or lossless, transparency or not, and the one question that settles it.
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15 guides on the questions that come up around the tools — which format to save in, what a quality slider really changes, whether a file is big enough to print, and what makes a keyword worth having.
Which file format to save in, what the differences actually cost you, and how colour behaves between screen and print.
Lossy or lossless, transparency or not, and the one question that settles it.
Read the guideAVIF compresses harder. WebP is easier to actually produce.
Read the guideScreens add light, ink subtracts it — and the gamuts do not match.
Read the guideExtracting swatches, then checking they are legible to set type in.
Read the guideMaking files smaller without wrecking them — quality settings, dimensions, and hitting a hard upload limit.
What the quality slider changes, and why re-saving costs you twice.
Read the guideWhere the free savings end and the visible damage starts.
Read the guideFour levers, in the order that costs you the least.
Read the guideDimensions, format, compression, and the HTML around the image.
Read the guideDPI, pixel dimensions and aspect ratios: what each one controls, and which of them a printer actually reads.
Three numbers, one of which the file does not actually contain.
Read the guideA ratio, not a quality setting — and changing it adds no detail.
Read the guideThree predictable failures, and how to sidestep all of them.
Read the guideWhy cropping and resizing are not the same operation.
Read the guideMetadata that passes review, keywords worth having, and prompts that behave the same way twice.
What a title is for, and which keywords are worse than none.
Read the guideEXIF, IPTC, XMP — what each holds and what quietly strips it.
Read the guideA structure that survives contact with an actual model.
Read the guideConverting, compressing, resizing, cropping and DPI all run in your own browser — no upload, no account, no limits.
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