Raster images
Formats that store a picture as a grid of pixels, each with its own colour. They suit photographs and screenshots. Most compress the grid, some without losing anything and some by dropping detail the eye is unlikely to miss.
Formats
.BMP
OS/2 bitmap array (BA)Several OS/2 bitmaps, icons or pointers for different screens, chained in one file.
.BMP
Windows bitmap (BM)Windows bitmaps: a header, an optional palette and rows of pixels.
.GIF
Graphics Interchange FormatPalette images of up to 256 colours, LZW compressed, often animated.
.ICO
OS/2 colour icon (CI)A colour OS/2 icon: a 1-bit mask bitmap followed by a colour image.
.ICO
OS/2 icon (IC)A black and white OS/2 icon: AND and XOR masks in one 1-bit bitmap.
.JPG
JPEG imageLossy compressed photographs, in marker segments with JFIF or Exif metadata.
.PNG
Portable Network GraphicsLossless raster images with transparency, stored in CRC-checked chunks.
.PTR
OS/2 colour pointer (CP)A colour OS/2 mouse pointer: masks, a colour image and a hotspot.
.PTR
OS/2 pointer (PT)A black and white OS/2 mouse pointer, with its hotspot in the header.
.TIFF
Tagged Image File FormatFlexible tagged images for print, scanning and archives, often multi-page.
.WEBP
WebP imageGoogle’s web image format: lossy, lossless or animated, in RIFF chunks.