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Image Format Support

What image formats THIS browser actually decodes — measured live with byte-exact probes, not a compatibility table.

This browser’s decode matrix

Every row below is a byte-exact 1×1 image constructed in this page and handed to the browser’s own decoder. Run it to see what THIS browser does — the same page on another browser can honestly answer differently.

Press “Run the probe” — decoding happens here, on demand
Your own file

AVIF and JPEG XL have no embedded probe above — your own file is the honest way to test them here.

Drop any image up to 50 MB — identified from its bytes, decoded right here
Rules this tool follows
  • Every matrix row is measured: the embedded fixtures are byte-exact 1×1 images whose magic bytes and container-stated dimensions are pinned by tests, decoded through the same native Image.decode path on demand. A canned “all browsers support X” table would be a claim; this is a result.
  • AVIF and JPEG XL ship no embedded probe — no byte-exact sample is constructible here without vendoring binary blobs, and a wrong fixture would read as “unsupported” everywhere. The page says so; drop your own file to test.
  • Your file is identified from magic bytes, not the extension — a mismatch is named (“the bytes win”), the declared type shown alongside for comparison.
  • Decode timings are informational (one decimal, this machine, this moment) — never presented as a benchmark; the encoder benchmark tool exists for that.
Nothing in yet

Paste, drop, or type to begin. Everything stays on this device.

nothing runs until you press the button — no decode work happens on load