Image Compression | Lossy Compression |
Lossless Compression | JPEG |
GIF | PNG |
Bitrate | Entropy Coding |
Reducing the size of a file by sacrificing a portion of its data, leading to a smaller size yet reduced quality. | Reducing the file size of an image while preserving its quality and visual information. |
A widely employed standard for compressing images which uses lossy compression techniques to decrease file sizes. | Reducing the size of data without any loss of information. |
A file format employing lossless compression to store images, often utilized for web graphics and images that have transparent backgrounds. | A lossy compression format used to compress animated images. |
A data compression technique that assigns shorter codes to symbols that occur most frequently in a data stream. | The number of bits that are processed or transmitted per unit of time, typically measured in bits per second (bps) |
Compression | Data |
Image Compression Artifacts | Blockiness |
Color Bleeding | Noise |
Ring Artifacts | Posterization |
Facts or information that is represented in a form suitable for processing. | The process of reducing the size of data by encoding it in a more efficient representation. |
Visible grid-like patterns that result from dividing images into blocks for compression | Unintended visual distortions or anomalies that occur in compressed images |
Random variations or distortions introduced in an image during compression | Blurring of colors or bleeding of colors outside their boundaries in a compressed image |
Reduction of smooth gradients in an image to distinct bands of color due to compression | Circular or ring-shaped distortions that occur around edges in compressed images |
Aliasing | Run Length Encoding |
Encoding | |
A simple form of data compression where consecutive characters in a string are replaced with a single instance of that character followed by the number of times it occurs. | Jagged or stair-stepped appearance of diagonal lines in compressed images |
The process of converting data into a format that can be used for transmission, storage, or processing. | |