JPG to BMP Converter

Upload a JPG file to convert it to BMP format.

Frequently Asked Questions

BMP is required by some legacy Windows applications, certain hardware displays, and older software that does not accept JPG.

Yes. BMP is uncompressed, so the file size will be significantly larger than the original JPG.

The JPG was already lossy when it was created. Converting to BMP does not recover lost data, but no further quality loss occurs during the conversion.

Yes. Microsoft Paint natively supports BMP files and is the simplest way to view and edit them on Windows.

BMP has limited colour profile support. For colour-managed workflows, TIFF or PNG is a better choice.

BMP supports 1-bit (black and white), 4-bit, 8-bit, 16-bit, 24-bit, and 32-bit colour depths.

BMP can be used for printing but TIFF is preferred for professional print work due to better compression and colour profile support.