ISO is a disk image file format used for storing the contents of an optical disc, such as a CD or DVD. It is commonly used for distributing software and media in a format that can be easily burned to a disc or mounted on a virtual drive. ISO files are widely supported across different operating systems.
ZIP is a widely used file compression format that bundles multiple files into a single archive. It reduces the file size for easier sharing, storage, and transfer. ZIP files are supported by most operating systems and file managers, making them one of the most popular archive formats worldwide.