Convert PNG to BMP
Produce uncompressed BMP bitmaps for embedded systems, legacy Windows tools and imaging pipelines.
What happens when you convert PNG to BMP
Writes your PNG out as an uncompressed 24-bit Windows bitmap. Nothing is compressed and nothing is interpreted, which is exactly why some embedded systems, industrial equipment and legacy Windows tools ask for BMP: reading it requires no decoder at all.
Good for
- Feeding images to embedded displays and microcontroller projects
- Older Windows software and imaging pipelines that only accept BMP
- Test patterns and fixtures where raw pixel access matters
Worth knowing
- The file will be much larger — roughly width x height x 3 bytes, regardless of content.
- Transparency is not supported and is flattened onto white.
- Output is standard bottom-up 24-bit BGR, the form most legacy readers expect.
PNG to BMP, answered
How do I convert PNG to BMP?
Drop your PNG file into the box above (or click to browse), make sure BMP is selected as the target format, press Convert, then download the result.
Is this PNG to BMP converter really private?
Yes. The conversion runs entirely in your browser — your PNG file is never uploaded to any server, so nobody but you ever sees it.
Is converting PNG to BMP free?
Completely free — no watermarks, no sign-up and no daily quota. Processing happens on your own device, so there are no server costs to pass on to you.
Can I convert multiple PNG files at once?
Yes — drop as many files as you like. Convert them individually or use "Convert all", then download everything as a single ZIP.