Convertidor Gratuito en Línea de JFI a SK1

JFI is a raster image file format. It was developed by JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) and are used to exchange the JPEG encoded data between applications and computer platforms. JFI is usually used to store bitmap graphics with full pallette.

This is a vector images format created in a program for SK1 drawings, which was developed under Linux for open distribution. It contains vector graphics and is used for storing maps, brochures, logos and other illustrations. Today it’s used in vector graphics editors such as Sketch and Skencil.