.JPX File Extension
JPEG 2000 Image File
| Developer | Joint Photographic Experts Group |
| Popularity |
3.3 | 21 Votes |
| Category | Raster Image Files |
| Format | Binary |
What is a JPX file?
A JPX file is an image saved in the part-2 extension to the JPEG 2000 format. It stores image data compressed with lossy or lossless compression and supports image transparency and retains alpha and spot channels. JPX files may also contain additional metadata that describes the contents of the file.
JPEG 2000 was created in 2000 by the Joint Photographic Experts Group (JPEG) committee to replace the JPEG format. The group also released a part 2 extension to the format that supports additional features, such as the composition of multiple code streams into one image and animations. Images saved in the part-2 extension to the format typically have the .jpx extension.
JPX files typically contain digital photographs. However, they may also store other types of images, such as medical scans or satellite map images.
NOTE: Most JPEG 2000 images are saved as .JP2 files, but they may also be saved as JPX and .JPF files.
How do I open a JPX file?
You can open a JPX file with various free and commercial image viewing and editing applications, including:
- Apple Preview (bundled with macOS)
- Adobe Photoshop (Windows and macOS)
- CorelDRAW Graphics Suite (Windows and macOS)
- Web browsers, such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Apple Safari