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My rule of thumb: If the image has few colours, PNG is typically better as you can retain maximum quality with little degradation compared to JPG (e.g. a logo,
by colmvp 10y ago
My rule of thumb: If the image has few colours, PNG is typically better as you can retain maximum quality with little degradation compared to JPG (e.g. a logo, an illustration). If the image is complex with a lot of colours/shades (e.g. a photograph, an illustration with dozens of colours), JPEG is typically better.