Image file formats
Raster, vector, animated, lossless and compressed image formats with their extensions, MIME types and technical properties.
20 formats
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An extension of PNG for frame-based animation that keeps PNG's lossless compression and full alpha transparency while remaining compatible with static PNG decoders.
A modern image format that stores AV1-encoded images inside a HEIF-based container and supports efficient compression, HDR, transparency, and image sequences.
A raster image format developed for Microsoft Windows that stores bitmap graphics with relatively simple image structures.
A standard file and communication format for medical imaging that can combine pixel data with patient, study, acquisition, and device metadata.
An open raw-image format created by Adobe for storing camera sensor data, metadata, previews, and processing instructions in a TIFF/EP-based structure.
A palette-based raster image format known for simple animations, lossless compression, and broad compatibility.
A HEIF-based image format commonly used to store images encoded with HEVC, especially photographs captured on phones and cameras.
An ISO Base Media File Format based container designed to store individual images, image collections, sequences, metadata, and related image data.
A Microsoft Windows icon format that can store multiple icon sizes and color depths inside a single file.
A JPEG 2000 image container that supports wavelet-based lossy and lossless compression and is widely used in imaging, archives, mapping, and cultural heritage workflows.
A raster image format widely used for photographs and other continuous-tone images, usually with lossy compression.
A modern image format standardized by the JPEG committee for high-quality lossy and lossless compression, HDR, alpha transparency, animation, and efficient recompression of JPEG images.
A simple Netpbm raster format for black-and-white images, available in both plain-text and compact binary encodings.
A simple Netpbm raster format for grayscale images, with plain-text and binary representations designed to be easy for programs to read and write.
A lossless raster image format widely used for screenshots, graphics, illustrations, and images that need transparency.
A Netpbm raster format for full-color RGB images, available in plain-text and binary forms and commonly used as a simple interchange format in image-processing tools.
Adobe Photoshop's native layered raster document format for storing image data, layers, masks, channels, text, effects, and editing information.
An XML-based graphics format for scalable two-dimensional vector graphics that can also include text, raster images, styling, and animation.
A flexible raster image format used for high-quality imaging, scanning, publishing, photography, and archival workflows.
A raster image format designed for efficient image delivery with lossy and lossless compression, transparency, and animation.