PNG Documentation
Herein lie links to various versions of the PNG specification; the
closely related MNG, JNG, zlib and deflate
specifications; the PNG reference library, libpng; the
ISO 8859-1 (``Latin-1'') character set used in PNG and MNG's
old-style text chunks; and the complete online text of PNG: The
Definitive Guide.
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PNG Specification (versions 1.0 through 1.2 and ISO/IEC/W3C),
Extensions, and Register:
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US (California) or local mirror site
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US (Texas)
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Netherlands
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UK
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Denmark
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Russia
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MNG and JNG Specifications:
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UK
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Denmark
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Russia
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zlib and Deflate Specifications:
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France (Courbevoie)
The libpng source distribution contains full
documentation in plain text format, but the PDF translation by Alex Yau
(1.4.0) and the HTML translations by Deron Meranda (1.2.5) and
Nicolas Roussel (1.0.3)
may be browsed more conveniently online.
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libpng 1.4.0 (PDF):
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US (California) or local mirror site
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UK
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libpng 1.2.5 (HTML):
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US (California) or local mirror site
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UK
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libpng 1.0.3 (HTML):
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US (California) or local mirror site
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UK
The ISO 8859-1 character set (also known as ``Latin-1'') is used by both PNG
and MNG.
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Plain text:
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US (Virginia)
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UK
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PNG image (721 x 785; 8179 bytes):
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US (California) or local mirror site
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UK
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JPEG image (721 x 785; 52937 bytes):
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US (California) or local mirror site
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UK
The parts of the PNG book that describe application support are now rather
dated (circa 1998-1999), but the information about PNG itself and about
programming with libpng is still quite relevant. The complete text is
available under the GNU Free Documentation License. (Thanks to
O'Reilly and Associates for
agreeing to relicense it.)
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PNG: The Definitive Guide
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HTML format, multi-page:
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US (California) or local mirror site
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US (Texas)
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Netherlands
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UK
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Denmark
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Russia
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HTML format, multi-page, downloadable zip archive:
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SourceForge mirrors (updates?)
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Associated material:
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Source code to demo programs
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Errata list
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Author's notes and timeline
Here are some related PNG pages at this site:
Last modified 6 February 2010.
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