Lolly reads dozens of source formats and writes dozens more. This is the whole set, grouped by what each one is, with a card behind every chip that says in plain language what that format is for and what Lolly supports in it.
How to read the table. Each row is a family of formats. Anything Lolly only reads sits at the left edge, anything it only writes sits at the right edge and the formats it does both ways sit once in the middle - so a format Lolly reads and writes appears one time, never twice. Tap or click any chip for the full name, a plain description and the properties Lolly handles (transparency, colour profiles, layers, credentials and the rest), plus anything it does not handle yet.
49 in · 52 out - tap any format to learn what it is and what Lolly supports.
Why "both ways" matters
A format in the middle column is one you can bring a file in as, work on and send back out in the same shape. That is what stops a file becoming a dead end: a deck arrives as a deck and leaves as a deck, a design file arrives as editable layers, a spreadsheet goes back out as one. Nothing in Lolly needs a proprietary container to keep working.
Where to go next
- Exporting - each export format in detail: page sizes, colour, credentials and what to pick for print, for screen and for video.
- Import a design - what happens to layers, type and colour when a Figma, Penpot, Illustrator or InDesign file comes in.
- Parser inventory - for reviewers: every parser Lolly runs, because a parser is where an untrusted file meets a machine.