What is the JPEG XL image format? JPEG XL (ISO/IEC 18181) is an open-source file format for raster-graphics that is effective for lossy and lossless compression. It is designed for responsive web environments, to display content across various devices. Jyrki Alakuijala, Jon Sneyers and Luca Versari are among notable names that contributed towards the creation of this file format. Its development began in 2017, with the need a for a modern format based on the legacy JPEG format that could progressively render images for a more responsive experience. The image format combines Google’s PIK and Cloudbinary’s FUIF technology and the format was standardized in October of 2021, making it one the newer image formats. The forward looking image format has an adaptable framework, which allows for seamless integration of new features and functionalities. The filename extension commonly associated with JPEG XL is: .jxl What does JPEG XL stand for?…