Oh, dude, a PNG image can technically contain up to 16.7 million colors thanks to its 24-bit color depth. That's like a whole rainbow on steroids! So, yeah, you can pretty much throw any color you want into a PNG image and it'll handle it like a champ.
PNG stands for Portable Network Graphics. It is a type of image file format that supports lossless data compression, meaning that the image quality is not compromised when the file size is reduced. PNG files also support transparency and can display a wide range of colors. Unlike other image file formats like JPEG, PNG does not lose quality when the image is edited and saved multiple times.
JPEG format is a lossy compression format, which means it sacrifices some image quality to reduce file size. PNG format is a lossless compression format, which retains all image quality but results in larger file sizes. JPEG is better for photographs with many colors, while PNG is better for images with sharp edges and transparency.
GIF for images that contain 255 colours or less. Else JPG/PNG.
You can use an image viewer like Irfanview to save the image and use the proper image setting to save as a PNG. Or the same with an image editor like GIMP.
Its not Photoshop PNG but rather PNG-8 file format. Use it to save files with limited color palette (max 256) to have file with smaller size for Web which can contain and transparent areas in image.
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PNG is an image file format, such as JPEG or BMP. One of the differences between PNG and JPEG, is that PNG supports transparency.
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GIF and PNG 8 file formats.
To convert a JPEG image to a PNG format, you can use an online converter or image editing software like Photoshop. Simply upload the JPEG image and select PNG as the output format. Then, save the converted image to your desired location on your computer.
There is no simple answer, the answer depends on the image contents and on the number of unique colors in the image.For photos jpeg is the best option, compression is lossy, but for the human eye the differences are not that dramatic. You can adjust the compression level (some tools allow it, some not).For small images, with a maximum of 256 colors .gif or .png are good. Both use loss-less compression.You can use an image converter to test some of the possibilities (gif, png or jpeg).
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