Forskellen mellem GIF og JPG

When you've surfed the Internet for a while you may have noticed that most images are .jpg or .jpeg or .gif. This is because all browsertypes read them, they're the smallest in bytesize and containt the most screenquality. Other formats can cause problems.

The difference between .jpg and .gif is huge. .gif images use a limited amount of colours, they can create animations and image backgrounds can be made transparant. The standard .gif image uses 256 colours, but you can adapt this to use less colours and decrease the image bytesize. And a smaller bytesize will make it faster to download.

.jpg can use up to millions of colours but still is small in bytesize. Therefore it can be used best for real photos (people, animals, products).

It's hard to say when you should use which format. Often it's best to try both and see what the difference is. Then go with the one you like the best.


//>Rune

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//>Rune

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