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BMP → JPG.

Old scans, Paint drawings, screenshots from ancient software — BMP files are completely uncompressed, which is why they're enormous. Converted on your device, typically 10-50× smaller.

OUTPUT
Drop BMP files anywhere — or click to choose
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Digitizing the family archive?

BMPs usually come from old scanning software and 2000s-era Windows. For scanned photos, JPG at high quality is the right call. For line art, documents with text, or anything you'll edit further, PNG keeps every pixel losslessly. Batch a whole folder and flip Auto-download for one zip back.

FAQ

Why are BMPs so big?

Zero compression — every pixel stored raw. A 10-megapixel scan is ~30 MB as BMP, ~2 MB as high-quality JPG, identical to the eye.

Are my scans uploaded?

Never — decoding and encoding happen in your browser. Family photos stay in the family.