BMP to JPG
Shrink huge BMP files into small JPG pictures.
PriceFree for files up to 10 MB. Larger files: 24-hour pass for €1.00 · shown in your currency at checkout. Taxes included. No account.
BMP files, as many as you like.
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Files over 10 MB need a 24-hour pass for €1.00 (taxes included) · shown in your currency at checkout. It covers every big file you save with these tools in this browser for 24 hours, and also unlocks long PDFs in the PDF editor. One payment, no account, no subscription.
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Why BMP files are so big
A BMP stores every pixel without compression, so a photo can take many megabytes. A JPG of the same picture is usually many times smaller, which is why people convert before emailing or uploading.
Choose the quality
JPG loses a little detail each time it is saved. Use a high value for photos you will keep, and a lower one for pictures you only need to send. Do not save the result over and over: each save adds loss.
No transparency
Some BMP files carry an alpha channel. JPG cannot hold it, so see-through areas become white. If you need to keep it, convert to PNG instead.
Old files
BMP comes from old Windows paint programs and scanners. If the converted picture looks too dark or has wrong colours, the source file may use an unusual BMP variant. Open it in Paint, save it again as BMP and retry.
BMP to JPG
- BMP files are huge. JPG is far smaller and opens everywhere.
- Several pictures at once: each gets its own download.
- Your pictures are processed on your device and never sent to a server.
Questions
Are my BMP files uploaded?
No. The conversion runs in your browser.
Is the quality kept?
Yes. Pictures are saved at high quality.
How much does it cost?
Files up to 10 MB are free. Bigger ones need a 24-hour pass for 1 euro, taxes included.