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Certainly! Here are some common image file formats:

1. **JPEG (.jpg or .jpeg)**: A widely used compressed image format suitable for photographs and complex images.
  
2. **PNG (.png)**: A lossless compression format suitable for images with sharp edges and transparency support.
  
3. **GIF (.gif)**: Supports animation and low-color images. It's often used for simple animations and graphics.

4. **TIFF (.tif or .tiff)**: A flexible format suitable for high-quality images and printing, often used in professional environments.

5. **BMP (.bmp)**: An uncompressed raster image format commonly used in Windows environments.

6. **SVG (.svg)**: A vector graphics format based on XML, suitable for scalable graphics and logos.

7. **PDF (.pdf)**: While primarily a document format, PDF can contain images and graphics, making it a common choice for documents with visual content.

8. **AI (.ai)**: Adobe Illustrator file format, primarily used for vector-based graphics and illustrations.

These are some of the most commonly used image file formats, each with its own strengths and suitable applications. Depending on your needs and the nature of your images, you may choose one format over another for optimal results.