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JPEG XL? #5898

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paolobenve opened this issue Dec 20, 2021 · 7 comments
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JPEG XL? #5898

paolobenve opened this issue Dec 20, 2021 · 7 comments
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@paolobenve
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Hi! I'm using Pillow with great satisfaction on my projects.

Is there any plan to include jxl support?

@aclark4life
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@paolobenve Glad to hear! #4247 may be of interest.

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I had seen that, but it doesn't answer my question...

@radarhere
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Hi. The information in that issue is all that we have to offer at the moment - so no, there aren't active plans. But for all I know, someone could create a PR tomorrow adding support for this format.

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@paolobenve is that answer sufficient?

@paolobenve
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yes :-(

@aclark4life
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Thanks @radarhere.

@paolobenve Turn that frown upside down! 😄 Or at least, tell us what "JPEG XL support" looks like to you for future reference for anyone interested adding it. E.g.

  • The JPEG XL plugin for Pillow is great, but it would be better if Pillow did X, Y, Z.

If enough people both need X, Y, Z and agree that X, Y, Z is the "right way" to support JPEG XL in Pillow, then it's much more likely someone will add it.

The @python-pillow/pillow-team can correct me if I'm wrong, but I suspect at least as many new feature additions come from outside the core team as come from within.

@paolobenve
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I'm interested in jxl support because I'm developing a gallery web app where (in the python part) Pillow generates reduced size copies of the images. Since I wanto to reduce the bandwidth used by the web app, I'm looking with interest to jxl, which promises to reduce the image size by a good amount.

Browsers are beginning to support jxl, and I'd want to have my app ready for when this support is complete

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