JPEG XL is a next generation image format. One of its features is byte-wise lossless JPEG image repacking. On average, an encoded image is 22% smaller. This encoding could be used as an HTTP "Content-Encoding" specifically for JPEG image transfer (such content is considered non-compressible for general-purpose formats like Brotli and Gzip). The proposed encoding name: 'jxl'

Motivation

Losslessly reduces Internet traffic. Makes the Internet faster.

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Specification being incubated in a Community Group

Status in Chromium

Blink>Network


In development (tracking bug)

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Last updated on 2022-01-21