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Novus Examples

Images

Images are the most-tested files of all, yet generic sample sites hand you a photo with no documented properties. Here, every image records exactly what it is. The denoise sets pair noisy images with their precise clean reference and document the noise type, sigma, and random seed. A seven-format conversion group carries identical content across JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, TIFF, and AVIF for diffing converters. There's a resolution ladder from 16px to 4K plus vertical and extreme aspect ratios, EXIF orientation variants for testing rotation handling, a JPEG quality ladder, greyscale pairs and grey wedges, background-removal fixtures with real alpha channels, and deliberately truncated files for error handling. A set of rendered chart images — bar, line, pie, and scatter with labelled axes and known values — gives chart-extraction, vision, and OCR tools something real to read, and a vector set ships scalable SVGs — a logo, a UI icon, a chart, an animated spinner, and a flat illustration — for testing SVG rendering and vector-to-raster conversion. Clean-versus-noisy and colour-versus-greyscale pairs make before/after testing trivial.

Color And Metadata

Greyscale Set

Background Removal

Edge Cases

Vector

svg
532 B

UI Icon (SVG)

A single stroke-style UI icon (a document) as a 24×24 SVG — the kind of vector icon used in interfaces, for testing icon rendering, recolouring, and SVG-to-PNG conversion.

Raster Formats

apng
6.8 KB

APNG — Animated Spinner

A 12-frame animated PNG (APNG) of a rotating arc — a lossless, alpha-capable alternative to animated GIF. Useful for testing APNG support, frame extraction, and GIF↔APNG conversion.

pbm
8 KB

PBM — Netpbm Test Image (P4)

A 256×256 fruit still-life image as binary Netpbm P4 (1-bit bitmap) — the minimal, header-plus-raw-pixels family used across Unix imaging tools. For testing Netpbm parsers and conversion.

pgm
64 KB

PGM — Netpbm Test Image (P5)

A 256×256 fruit still-life image as binary Netpbm P5 (8-bit greyscale) — the minimal, header-plus-raw-pixels family used across Unix imaging tools. For testing Netpbm parsers and conversion.

ppm
192 KB

PPM — Netpbm Test Image (P6)

A 256×256 fruit still-life image as binary Netpbm P6 (24-bit colour) — the minimal, header-plus-raw-pixels family used across Unix imaging tools. For testing Netpbm parsers and conversion.

Charts

Denoise Set

Format Set

Ai Segmentation

Resolution Ladder