raster format

What is a .JPS file?

JPS is a stereoscopic JPEG storing left and right images side by side for 3D viewing on compatible displays and viewers.

Full name
Stereo JPEG
Developed by
JPEG Group
Released
1995
Extension
.jps
MIME type
image/jps
Transparency
Varies

How to open a JPS file

JPS opens in 3D photo viewers and StereoPhoto Maker; convert to JPG to use a single flat image.

What JPS files are used for

Photos & web images

Share, post and embed pictures across sites and apps.

Editing & design

Work with the format in editors like Photoshop and GIMP.

Storage & archiving

Keep memories and assets in a widely-readable form.

Strengths & limitations

✔ Strengths✖ Limitations
Purpose-built for its nicheNo transparency support
Limited support — may need converting

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Frequently asked questions

JPS is a stereoscopic JPEG storing left and right images side by side for 3D viewing on compatible displays and viewers.

JPS opens in 3D photo viewers and StereoPhoto Maker; convert to JPG to use a single flat image.

JPS is optimised for its specific use rather than strictly lossless storage.

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No — JPS doesn't store transparency; convert to PNG or WEBP if you need it.