Turn WebP images into BMP bitmaps for Paint, older Windows software, printers and embedded screens - for a smaller file that still opens everywhere, try WebP to PNG.
Curious what is inside the result? Open it in the BMP Analyzer.
Some programs only read BMP.
Older Windows software, industrial and label printers, embroidery machines, game mods and microcontroller screens often accept nothing else - and none of them know WebP.
BMP stores raw pixels, so it is easy for any program to read.
| WebP | BMP | |
|---|---|---|
| Compression | Lossy or lossless | None |
| Typical size | Tiny | 10-50 times bigger |
| Transparency | Yes | 32-bit only |
| Opens in | Browsers, modern apps | Every Windows program |
| Best for | Websites | Legacy software, devices |
Going the other way? BMP to WebP shrinks bitmaps for the web. Test files are in the WebP sample files.
Drop your WebP files into the box, pick the BMP type (24-bit is standard) and press Convert to BMP.
Yes - pick 32-bit. Other types fill transparent areas with the background colour.
BMP has no compression - every pixel takes 3 or 4 bytes. WebP compresses heavily.
Yes - tick the frames under the preview and each becomes a BMP.
No. Everything happens in your browser.
24-bit for any Windows program, 32-bit for transparency, 16-bit for RGB565 screens, 8-bit or 1-bit for tiny files and printers.
