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HEIC, let’s go.
HEIC is based on the HEIF container which is patented by Nokia. JPEG XL has no patents.
You mean AVIF?
Fek google and its avif. JPEG XL is much efficient
Avif is av1 based, open and free.
JPEG-XL is open and free aswell! I am talking about efficiency. It takes much less space for the same image with no quality loss
I am not sure that claim is entirely correct, do you have testing to share against avif? I haven't found anything to come out on top of avif, my whole library is avif now so I have done a lot of testing and encoding