Image Editing
Lossy vs Lossless Compression: Which Should You Use?
Lossy vs lossless compression explained — the differences, when to use each, and which image formats belong to each camp, with examples.
AZ Utils Editorial · · 7 min read
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Image Editing
Best Image Format for Websites: JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF & SVG
Which image format should you use on the web? A clear decision framework comparing JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, SVG and GIF, with examples.
AZ Utils Editorial · · 8 min read
Image Editing
PNG vs WebP: Which Image Format Should You Use?
PNG vs WebP compared head-to-head — compression, transparency, quality and support — so you can pick the right format for every image.
AZ Utils Editorial · · 7 min read
Image Editing
WebP Benefits for SEO: Faster Pages, Better Rankings
How WebP helps SEO — smaller images, faster loads and improved Core Web Vitals like LCP — plus how to roll it out without breaking older browsers.
AZ Utils Editorial · · 8 min read
Image Editing
WebP Browser Support in 2026 (and How to Add a Fallback)
WebP browser support is now near-universal. See which browsers support it and how to serve a JPEG/PNG fallback with the picture element when needed.
AZ Utils Editorial · · 7 min read
Image Editing
WebP vs JPEG: Which Is Better for Photos?
WebP vs JPEG compared for photographs — file size, quality, transparency and support — and when to use each on the modern web.
AZ Utils Editorial · · 7 min read
Image Editing
PNG to WebP (and Back): Which Format to Use & How to Convert
WebP files are 25–35% smaller than PNG at the same quality. Learn when to convert each way and how to do it losslessly with a free browser-based converter.
AZ Utils Editorial · · 9 min read
Image Editing
How to Convert PNG to WebP (Lossless or Lossy, Step by Step)
A step-by-step guide to converting PNG to WebP — single or batch, lossless or lossy — with transparency preserved, plus how to convert back.
AZ Utils Editorial · · 7 min read
Image Editing
How to Reduce Image Size: Convert + Compress in Minutes
How to reduce image size fast by converting to WebP and compressing — cut files by 70–90% with a simple, repeatable process.
AZ Utils Editorial · · 6 min read