The HDRJPG API and SDK convert HDR photos from iPhone, Android devices, and EXR files into JPEG-XT, JPEG-XL, and AVIF formats that retain HDR data and can be embedded in web pages just like standard images.
Convert high dynamic range photos into web-ready HDR images
Best viewed in Apple computers with an XDR display or computers with HDR display. If you don't see much difference when moving the slider, check the compatibility of your device.
Resulting images display in HDR in modern devices, with fallback to standard dynamic range.
Convert from Apple HEIC photos, Android UltraHDR JPGs, and EXR images.
Non-HDR images can still be expanded to HDR, unlocking extended brightness and dynamic range.
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Browsers HDR support
~75% coverage as of august 2024, according to StatCounter
Devices HDR support
- Apple devices since ~2018
- PC laptops and desktops with HDR displays.
- High-end Android devices, specially since Android 14