BMP to JPG
Convert BMP images to JPG, one file or a whole batch.
BMP → JPG
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BMP → JPG
Choose supported BMP input to create JPG output.
Shrink large BMP files into JPGs
BMP stores pixels without compression, so files from old scanners, Windows Paint or industrial and medical software can be many megabytes. BMP to JPG makes them a fraction of the size and accepted everywhere.
- Emailing or uploading BMP scans and screenshots.
- Converting exports from older Windows software.
- Freeing storage from folders of BMP images.
Quality controls size
Around 80% quality is hard to tell from the original for photos and scans; keep it higher for screenshots with small text. Batches are converted file by file.
Screenshots and line art
JPG can blur sharp edges and small text. For screenshots, diagrams or pixel art, a PNG keeps them crisp while still being far smaller than BMP.
- Zoom into any text before sending.
BMP to JPG: questions
Why are BMP files so big?
BMP usually stores every pixel without compression. JPG compresses photos to a small fraction of that size.
Which quality should I choose?
Around 80% for photos and scans. Keep it higher for screenshots with small text, or convert those to PNG instead.
Can I convert a folder of BMPs at once?
Yes. Add them together; each file is converted separately.
Are my files uploaded?
No. They are converted in your browser.