I’m hoping to clear up some of the mystery surrounding graphic file types. I’m often asked about the difference, so here you go: Some that you’ve probably come across: JPEG – the image type you probably come across most often. It stands for “Joint Photographic Experts Group”. If you use them for print, make sure their resolution is high. There is no difference between a jpg and a jpeg. PNG – great for web or presentations. This is an image which has no background which means it’s wonderful for logos etc. if you need to superimpose them on an image. Not great for print. Stands for “Portable Network Graphic” GIF…