JPEG is an image format that’s similar to JPG but typically offers better compression ratios. It’s widely used for digital photography due to its ability to store high-quality images in relatively small files. JPEG files are supported by almost every image editing software and can be easily shared across platforms.
TIFF is a versatile image format widely used in professional photography and printing. It supports both lossy and lossless compression, ensuring high-quality image output. TIFF files are often preferred for archival purposes and by graphic designers due to their ability to store detailed image information without significant quality loss.