Convert BMP to JPG

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BMP vs JPG Format Comparison

Aspect	BMP (Source Format)	JPG (Target Format)
Format Overview	BMP Bitmap Image File Uncompressed raster format developed by Microsoft, storing raw pixel data. Standard	JPG JPEG Image Lossy compressed format optimized for photographs, balancing quality and size. Standard
Compression	No compression; full bitmap data stored.	Lossy DCT compression; adjustable quality vs file size.
Color Depth	1–24 bits per pixel, depending on BMP variant.	8 bits per channel (24-bit color).
File Size	Large; uncompressed size proportional to resolution and bit depth.	Moderate; depends on chosen quality level and resolution.
Advantages	Simple and widely supported No quality loss due to lack of compression Easy to read and write programmatically	High compatibility across platforms Significant file size reduction Ideal for web and photo sharing
Disadvantages	Huge file sizes without compression No transparency or metadata support Not efficient for storage or transfer	Lossy compression may introduce artifacts No support for transparency Limited dynamic range compared to RAW
Use Cases	Legacy Windows applications Simple graphics and icons Software testing and debugging	Web publishing and social media Digital photo albums Everyday photography sharing
Tooling & Ecosystem	Microsoft Paint Basic image libraries Windows viewers and editors	Adobe Photoshop, GIMP Most photo viewers and editors Online converters and viewers

Why Convert BMP to JPG?

Converting BMP to JPG dramatically reduces file size by applying lossy compression, making images easier to share and load on websites without notable quality loss. JPG’s universal support ensures compatibility across devices, browsers, and software, streamlining workflows and saving storage space.