Turn TIFF scans, faxes and photos into BMP bitmaps for Paint, older software, printers and embedded screens - every page of a multi-page TIFF included. Need a smaller file? TIFF to PNG.
Curious what is inside the result? Open it in the BMP Analyzer.
Scanners save TIFF, but many older programs, machines and devices only read BMP.
Embroidery and engraving software, label printers, microcontroller screens and legacy Windows tools are typical examples.
BMP stores plain pixels, so every program understands it.
| Type | Colours | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 24-bit | Millions | Any Windows program (default) |
| 32-bit | Millions + alpha | Keeping transparency |
| 16-bit (5-6-5) | 65,536 | Embedded and Arduino screens |
| 8-bit | Up to 256 | Small files, logos |
| 1-bit | Black and white | Fax pages, label printers |
Going the other way? BMP to TIFF. Test files are in the TIFF sample files.
Drop your TIFF files into the box, pick the BMP type and press Convert to BMP.
Every page becomes its own BMP. Untick pages under the preview, or type a range.
Yes - pick 32-bit.
LZW, ZIP (Deflate), JPEG, PackBits, CCITT Group 3/4 fax and uncompressed TIFFs.
No. Everything happens in your browser.
BMP stores every pixel without compression.