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*'''JPG/JPEG''': for screenshots and photos. | *'''JPG/JPEG''': for screenshots and photos. | ||
*'''GIF''': for animations and simple images. | *'''GIF''': for animations and simple images. | ||
*'''WebP''': for higher-quality animations than GIF. | |||
*'''SVG''': a vector format for diagrams and logos. | *'''SVG''': a vector format for diagrams and logos. | ||
If the image you are about to send has a lot of small details that need to be kept, try to keep the image high-resolution. If not, try to avoid uploading images that have a high resolution; resize if necessary. If you are ever unsure, always save an image as a PNG file, as this is a lossless file format, which means that you will not lose image quality, and someone else can alter the image for you. | If the image you are about to send has a lot of small details that need to be kept, try to keep the image high-resolution. If not, try to avoid uploading images that have a high resolution; resize if necessary. If you are ever unsure, always save an image as a PNG file, as this is a lossless file format, which means that you will not lose image quality, and someone else can alter the image for you. |