Anonymous
8/16/2025, 10:22:21 PM
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I'm bored so I decided to see what all the noise about modern image formats was and use picrel to test them. This isn't just any PNG btw, I compressed it with oxiPNG and used max compression for the newer formats to make the challenge more relevant to anyone using a computer that isn't a potato.
PNG = 32,961 bytes
AVIF = 21,361 bytes
https://files.catbox.moe/6l1d0k.avif
WebP = 10,174 bytes
https://files.catbox.moe/obfjjs.webp
JXL = 9,719 bytes
https://files.catbox.moe/f2qokk.jxl
JXL absolutely dominated, achieving ~71% better compression efficiency and WebP achieved ~69% better compression efficiency which is still NOICE. AVIF achieved ~35% better compression efficiency which isn't too bad either but it's puzzling how a 2010 image format (WebP) is outperforming a 2020 image format (AVIF).
PNG = 32,961 bytes
AVIF = 21,361 bytes
https://files.catbox.moe/6l1d0k.avif
WebP = 10,174 bytes
https://files.catbox.moe/obfjjs.webp
JXL = 9,719 bytes
https://files.catbox.moe/f2qokk.jxl
JXL absolutely dominated, achieving ~71% better compression efficiency and WebP achieved ~69% better compression efficiency which is still NOICE. AVIF achieved ~35% better compression efficiency which isn't too bad either but it's puzzling how a 2010 image format (WebP) is outperforming a 2020 image format (AVIF).