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Since Phase IV of Project improve has been revealed, there are a few reasons why JPG's are inferior to PNG's: * JPG's have low quality * Thumbnails of JPG's look very very very bad * JPG's cannot be made transparent The are many great reasons to use PNG's over JPG's, which some are listed here: There's other great reasons to use PNG's, but the above reasons are the most important. An example of how great PNG's are compared to JPG's is right here with these two images (which one of them on the left is JPG and the one on the right is PNG):

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  • Since Phase IV of Project improve has been revealed, there are a few reasons why JPG's are inferior to PNG's: * JPG's have low quality * Thumbnails of JPG's look very very very bad * JPG's cannot be made transparent The are many great reasons to use PNG's over JPG's, which some are listed here: There's other great reasons to use PNG's, but the above reasons are the most important. An example of how great PNG's are compared to JPG's is right here with these two images (which one of them on the left is JPG and the one on the right is PNG):
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  • Since Phase IV of Project improve has been revealed, there are a few reasons why JPG's are inferior to PNG's: * JPG's have low quality * Thumbnails of JPG's look very very very bad * JPG's cannot be made transparent The are many great reasons to use PNG's over JPG's, which some are listed here: * PNG's have high quality * PNG's can be made transparent—most (if not all) templates do not have white backgrounds, and are instead colorful, and images with white backgrounds really make a colorful template look bad, and that is why PNG's are one of the best file types because of the transparency that can be added to them * Very little loss in quality when a PNG is used as a thumbnail There's other great reasons to use PNG's, but the above reasons are the most important. An example of how great PNG's are compared to JPG's is right here with these two images (which one of them on the left is JPG and the one on the right is PNG): And here is what they look like on user tags (note that the JPG one is on the left and the PNG one is on the right):
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