👉 The JPEG Fluid, introduced by Google in 2015, is an advanced image compression technique designed to improve upon traditional JPEG standards by offering better visual quality at smaller file sizes. Unlike conventional JPEG, which uses a fixed compression algorithm, JPEG Fluid employs machine learning to adaptively adjust its compression parameters based on the specific characteristics of each image. This dynamic approach allows it to optimize for both compression efficiency and visual fidelity, resulting in images that are often indistinguishable from high-quality JPEG files while significantly reducing file sizes. This makes JPEG Fluid particularly useful for web applications and scenarios where bandwidth efficiency is crucial, without compromising on image quality.
