Convert BMP to JPG

Turn bulky BMP bitmaps into small, widely supported JPG files.

  • Free, no sign-up
  • Files stay on your device
  • Up to 30 MB per file

Your files

Drop your files here

BMP · Up to 20 files at once · Up to 30 MB per file, 200 MB in total

Options

100 is best; 80–90 is a good balance of size and quality
#FFFFFFJPG has no transparency

Add files to start.

Results

Your JPG images will appear here.

Nothing is uploaded — files are processed on this device.

How to use BMP to JPG

  1. Drop your BMP files on the upload area, or choose them — up to 20 at once.
  2. Choose your options.
  3. Press Convert to JPG. Each file is checked first; problems are reported per file.
  4. Download each result, or everything at once as a ZIP.

Supported files and limits

Accepts
BMP
Creates
JPG
Limits
Up to 20 files at once · Up to 30 MB per file, 200 MB in total · Images up to 40 megapixels

What happens to your files

Your files are opened and processed by your own browser. They are not uploaded to TextVix or anyone else, and nothing is kept after you close the tab. Downloads are created on your device.

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Questions about BMP to JPG

More answers in the TextVix FAQ.

Why are BMP files so large?

BMP usually stores every pixel uncompressed. The same picture as a JPG is often a small fraction of the size.

Are my images uploaded?

No. Images are decoded and converted by your browser, on your device. TextVix never receives them.