JPG to SVG converter

The JPG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) format is one of the most widely used image formats. It's a lossy compression type file, meaning some of the image data will be lost when saved. This allows for smaller file sizes than other image formats and is defining feature of JPGs. JPGs can be compressed to varying levels as needed, while still preserving enough image data to be suitable for most use cases.

JPGs are widely used outside of images, for example as textures in 3D graphics and as icons or logos on websites. They're also popular for storing digital photographs due to having relatively small file sizes that don't take up too much storage space. The format works with most image editing software, and it supports an impressive range of color depths (up to 16 bits per color) and resolutions.

SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an open standard vector graphics file format used in web development primarily for creating and displaying interactive, resolution independent graphics such as logos, charts, illustrations, and maps. SVG files are based on XML, meaning they can be easily modified and reused with no loss of quality or detail.

When compared to other image formats, SVG boasts advantageous attributes such as comprehensibility, scalability and renderability. This makes it especially useful for designing for mediums such as print or the web, where you need to make sure your graphics look good at any size. SVG is also compatible with most vector editing software, enabling you to modify, create and export your designs with ease.