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CONVERT FROM BMP
Convert BMP bitmaps to smaller, lossless PNG
Convert BMP bitmaps to small JPG photos
Convert BMP bitmaps to tiny WebP files
CONVERT TO BMP
Convert PNG images to uncompressed BMP
Convert JPG photos to uncompressed BMP
Convert WebP images to uncompressed BMP
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Convert BMP to PNG, JPG or WebP, or turn PNG, JPG and WebP images back into BMP. BMP (Bitmap) files are uncompressed, which keeps perfect quality for editing but makes them large and unsuitable for the web.
Every conversion runs locally in your browser: nothing is uploaded, there are no file size limits, and BMP files are written right on your device.
| Format | Compression | Transparency | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| BMP | None (very large) | No | Editing, legacy Windows apps and raw bitmaps |
| PNG | Lossless (smaller) | Yes | Lossless graphics, screenshots and logos |
| JPG | Lossy (smallest) | No | Photos for sharing and the web |
| WebP | Lossy or lossless (tiny) | Yes | Modern websites where loading speed matters |
BMP (Bitmap) is an uncompressed image format Microsoft created for Windows. It stores every pixel exactly, which makes it simple and perfectly lossless, but also very large.
BMP stores each pixel with no compression at all, so a single photo can run to tens of megabytes. PNG adds lossless compression and JPG adds lossy compression, which is why both are dramatically smaller for the same image.
BMP (Bitmap) is an uncompressed image format from Microsoft. It keeps every pixel exactly, which is great for editing but makes files very large and a poor fit for the web.
Use PNG in almost every case. It is lossless like BMP but far smaller, supports transparency and opens in every browser. Keep BMP only when a specific app or device requires it.
BMP applies no compression at all, so every pixel is stored in full. Converting to PNG for lossless or JPG for lossy shrinks the file dramatically with no visible quality drop.
Standard 24-bit BMP files do not support transparency, and support for 32-bit alpha BMP is patchy. If you need transparency, use PNG or WebP instead.
Convert it to PNG, JPG or WebP for a much smaller file, or use Compress BMP to reduce its dimensions while keeping the BMP format. All of it happens in your browser.
It is not recommended. BMP files are huge and slow to load, and some browsers display them poorly. Convert to PNG, JPG or WebP for anything on the web.
No. BMP files are decoded and written entirely in your browser, so your images never leave your device and there are no size limits or daily caps.