- Both are used to store digital images in raster format.
- JPEG makes unidentifiable changes to image which cannot be distinguished by human eye.
- It reduces file size upto 1/10th to 1/20th of original size.
- JPEG can choose amount of compression in image editors like Adobe PhotoShop etc.
- Differences in them is described in table below.
| JPEG | BMP |
|---|---|
| It stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group | It stands for BitMap |
| File Extension is .jpeg or .jpg. | File Extension is >bmp. |
| It uses a Lossy Compression Technique | It doesn't uses a Compression Technique |
| File Size is Smaller Compared to BMP. | File Size is Larger Compared to JPEG. |
| Used in digital Cameras, storing and transmitting images over web | Used for Windows platform, image editing. |