compression standards for images

Image format file format compression standards is a methods for reducing the data used to encode digital image file content, these standards reduce the Image format file format for storing.

Some examples of Image file format standard are:

T i f f:

TIFF stands for tag image file format.
TIFF may or may not be compressed using lossless compression technique.
TIFF extension is . tiff.
Size is largest in JPEG

Advantages	Disadvantages
Lossless compression	Not compatible with many browsers
High image quality	Requires more storage space

JPG:

It stands for for joint photographic expert group.
JPG is the most popular image format..
JPG use lossy compression technique
JPG Control 24 colours
JPG smaller than g i f file format
Extension is.jpg

Advantages	Disadvantages
High compatibility	Lossy compression
Widespread use	Doesn’t support transparencies and animations

GIF:

GIf stands for graphics interchange format
GIF loss compression technique
File size is larger
GIF support 8 bit colour
Image can be animated
GIF exension is .gif

Advantages	Disadvantages
Lossless compression	Limited choice of colors
Animations are possible	Not suited for images with a broad range of colors

PNG:

stands for portable network graphics
PNG use lossless compression technique
File size smaller than JPEG
Extension is.png

Advantages	Disadvantages
Lossless compressions	Not suitable for print
Full color spectrum	Requires more memory space

some other image file standad are:

SVG: Scalable Vector Graphics,PDF: Portable Document Format,PSD: Photoshop Document