.JIFF

📌 A .JIFF container is entirely eligible for storing and opening raster graphics encoded and bundled in the JPEG Interchange File Format (JIFF) schema algorithm. As a rule, the .JIFF object resources cover image data encoded with lossy Joint Photographic Experts Group (in short, JPEG) methodology to minimize the resulting size of the graphical sample. .JIFF approach frequently stores and opens up digital web graphics and photo-shots, similar to .JPEG and .JPG principles logic. The .JIF and .JIFF technological file basements were especially widely spread in the middle ‘90s before the enhanced implementations of the .JPEG layout substituted the original .JIFF schema. After that period of time, the image editors for Mac and Windows shells started saving images as .JPEG and .JPG branch nodes, which eventually resulted to the outdated status of the .JIFF foundation. Until now, graphical content stored in the .JPEG layout still broadly exploits the .JPG and .JPEG file extension labels. At the same time, the .JPE, .JFIF, and .JFI format entitlements can still be periodically encountered in the daily user practice.

How to open an .JIFF file?

📌 The .JIFF file content is completely operated, supported, and easily opened up by all common image viewers and sophisticated graphical editors, such as Microsoft Paint, Microsoft Photos, Apple Photos, Apple Preview, GIMP, Adobe Photoshop, Corel PaintShop, CorelDRAW Graphics Suite, ACDSee Photo Studio, Shotwell, and other compound utilities and tools. Besides, the target .JIFF file elements can be reliably and smoothly converted to alternate format shapes and definitions, such as .PDF, .EXR, .TIF, .PNG, .HEIC, and .JPG records. The converting option is available within the primary menus of the aforementioned software products.