How to convert BMP to JPG

BMP format produces uncompressed bitmapped images. This is probably one of the oldest formats of the Windows system. Images saved in BMP are large in size, but each pixel is saved untouched, and the resolution is much higher than the one of the JPEG images. This makes the BMP format preferable for image processing, because there is a lot of information saved in one simple image. JPEG in comparison with BMP is a lossy format. When converting BMP images to JPEG the graphics undergo compression, and there is some data loss, though not really too obvious to a human eye. JPEG images are smaller and can be uploaded to the web and downloaded much faster than BMP. To take less space while producing high quality images is the main purpose for converting BMP images to JPEG.

Converting images from BMP to JPEG is a regular job for ImageConverter Plus. When choosing JPEG as an output file our users can take control of the image quality specifying the preferred percentage. JPEG format offers several compression modes – baseline, progressive, lossless, sequential. These settings are more for the advanced users only, while all the usual parameters necessary for conversion are set by default. Conversion from BMP to JPEG can be applied on a single image or any number of image folders regardless of their size.

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You can convert a batch of images from BMP to JPEG via command-line of ImageConverter Plus:

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