Convertidor Gratuito en Línea de JIF a DXF

JIF is a lossy format used for digital photography that was developed by JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group). Despite the fact that It is not limited to a certain number of colors and is based on a 24-bit color palette, part of the information is lost during compression.

This format is used for exchanging graphics data between SAPR programs. It was initially created for AutoCAD in 1982. It contains information regarding vector graphics in binary or ASCII. It’s used as an open alternative to the closed DWG format.