🖼️ Image files
Test images in PNG, JPG, WebP and GIF
PNG
102,400 bytes
image/png
104,857,600 bytes
image/png
10,240 bytes
image/png
10,485,760 bytes
image/png
1,048,576 bytes
image/png
26,214,400 bytes
image/png
512,000 bytes
image/png
52,428,800 bytes
image/png
5,242,880 bytes
image/png
JPG
102,400 bytes
image/jpeg
104,857,600 bytes
image/jpeg
10,240 bytes
image/jpeg
10,485,760 bytes
image/jpeg
1,048,576 bytes
image/jpeg
26,214,400 bytes
image/jpeg
512,000 bytes
image/jpeg
52,428,800 bytes
image/jpeg
5,242,880 bytes
image/jpeg
WEBP
102,400 bytes
image/webp
104,857,600 bytes
image/webp
10,240 bytes
image/webp
10,485,760 bytes
image/webp
1,048,576 bytes
image/webp
26,214,400 bytes
image/webp
512,000 bytes
image/webp
52,428,800 bytes
image/webp
5,242,880 bytes
image/webp
GIF
102,400 bytes
image/gif
104,857,600 bytes
image/gif
10,240 bytes
image/gif
10,485,760 bytes
image/gif
1,048,576 bytes
image/gif
26,214,400 bytes
image/gif
512,000 bytes
image/gif
52,428,800 bytes
image/gif
5,242,880 bytes
image/gif
About Image files
Test images are available in four formats — PNG, JPG, WebP and GIF — at sizes from 10 KB to 100 MB. Use them to verify upload features, exercise image libraries, measure transfer speed, and confirm CDN caching behaviour.
Every file lists its MD5, SHA-1 and SHA-256 digests, so you can verify integrity after download or use them as expected values when testing a hashing library. Each detail page also provides ready curl, wget and PowerShell commands.
Pages by image format
- PNG test files — Lossless — for screenshots and transparency handling
- JPG test files — Lossy — for photos and media upload paths
- WebP test files — For browser-support checks and conversion pipelines
- GIF test files — For animation handling and legacy compatibility