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In 2023, images on the web make up 41% of transmitted data, significantlyimpacting the performance of web apps. Fortunately, image formats like WEBP andAVIF could offer advanced compression and faster page loading, but may faceperformance disparities across browsers. Therefore, we conducted performanceevaluations on five major browsers - Chrome, Edge, Safari, Opera, and Firefox -while comparing four image formats. The results indicate that the newer formatsexhibited notable performance enhancements across all browsers, leading toshorter loading times. Compared to the compressed JPEG format, WEBP and AVIFimproved the Page Load Time by 21% and 15%, respectively. However, web scrapingrevealed that JPEG and PNG still dominate web image choices, with WEBP at 4% asthe most used new format. Through the web scraping and web performanceevaluation, this research serves to (1) explore image format preferences in webapplications and analyze distribution and characteristics acrossfrequently-visited sites in 2023 and (2) assess the performance impact ofdistinct web image formats on application load times across popular webbrowsers.

Web Image Formats: Assessment of Their Real-World-Usage and Performance across Popular Web Browsers