The right image format makes your site sharper and faster at the same time.
SVG for logos and icons
Vector shapes, flat colors, text: SVG is tiny and sharp at any size, even on large screens.
PNG for transparency with detail
Screenshots or images with transparency that cannot be drawn as vectors.
WebP or JPEG for photos
Photos are always smaller in WebP or JPEG. Never use SVG or PNG for product photos.
Quick rule
- Drawn: SVG.
- Photographed: WebP or JPEG.
- Screenshot: PNG or WebP.
Do not forget alt text
A logo needs a short description, usually your brand name.
To upload SVG safely, use Svgly. See the demo and how to use an SVG logo safely.
Frequently asked questions
Is SVG better for SEO?
It makes pages lighter and logos sharper; Google indexes SVG images too.
Can I convert a PNG logo to SVG?
Only by redrawing it as vectors, or from the original design file.
What about WebP for logos?
Fine, but SVG stays sharper at every size.