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VeenaVikraman
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AEMCaaS - How to handle JPG images in Processing Profiles ?

  • November 29, 2021
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Hi Team

 

    While working with the processing profiles , we have the option to generate rendition for PNG, JPEG , WEBP, GIF. Since we have images which is of type JPG, I am trying to see how I can bring in renditions for JPG using processing profiles. Any suggestions is appreciated. 

 

PS:- JPEG won't suit for images with transparent background . 

 

Thanks

Veena

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Best answer by arunpatidar

Hi,

png supports transparency , you should generate rendiotons as png if that is ok for your business requirement. webp is good option too but its support is limited https://caniuse.com/webp

 

 

Image Formats Comparison

 WebPJPGPNG
Format and Extensibility 
Digital container formatRIFFTIFF
Lossy CompressionYYN
Lossless CompressionYNY
MetadataExif, XMPExif
Scalable CodingNYN
Multi-images feature 
Multi images in a fileYNN
AnimationYNN
Image codingNNN
Other features 
Alpha TransparencyYNY
ThumbnailNYN
Depth mappingNNN

 

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arunpatidar
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November 29, 2021

Hi @veenavikraman 
It should work with JPEG

Arun Patidar
VeenaVikraman
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November 29, 2021

@arunpatidar  Issue is with some images which would need to retain the transparency. I was told that the JPEG will not help in keeping the transparency of images. While using Named Transform Servlet , we could use .original to retain that, but with Processing Profile I am bit confused how to get that working. 

 

Thanks

Veena

arunpatidar
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arunpatidarCommunity AdvisorAccepted solution
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November 29, 2021

Hi,

png supports transparency , you should generate rendiotons as png if that is ok for your business requirement. webp is good option too but its support is limited https://caniuse.com/webp

 

 

Image Formats Comparison

 WebPJPGPNG
Format and Extensibility 
Digital container formatRIFFTIFF
Lossy CompressionYYN
Lossless CompressionYNY
MetadataExif, XMPExif
Scalable CodingNYN
Multi-images feature 
Multi images in a fileYNN
AnimationYNN
Image codingNNN
Other features 
Alpha TransparencyYNY
ThumbnailNYN
Depth mappingNNN

 

Arun Patidar