Image format support
Scroll Frames supports browser supported images formats including modern ones like WebP
Scroll Frames is based on CSS and Javascript, thus, it supports any image format the browser supports. Even if Scroll Frames is able to have multiple instance on a single page, user must be aware of the following notes:
- Vector images frames are supported
- For raster image format, it is highly recommended to use WebP image format
- Page performances depend on frames sizes and compression.
- Higher amounts of frames - over 200 - decreases performance, the more on low-end devices
- Consider not exceeding an image sequence over 2MB for a single animation
Raster file | Size | Support (% of users)1 |
---|---|---|
PNG (Source image w/ lossless compression) | 1 331 kB | 99.99% |
JPEG (approx. w/ quality set to 30) | 29.6 kB | 99.99% |
WebP (approx. w/ quality set to 30) | 21.6 kB | 95% |
AVIF (approx. w/ quality set to 30) | 14.6 kB | 69% |
(1) Source https://caniuse.com march 2022
Illustrations below shows renders in different image formats from https://squoosh.app
JPEG | Widely supported
WebP | Recommened format, good support learn more
AVIF | The most powerful image compression but low brower support learn more