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Turn a JPG photo into an uncompressed BMP image in seconds, right in your browser.
Only JPG and JPEG images are accepted on this page.
Your image never leaves your browser. Conversion happens on your own device, and nothing is uploaded to a server. BMP is uncompressed, so the converted file will be much larger than the JPG. JPG images have no transparency, so the BMP will have a solid background.
BMP is the classic uncompressed image format used by older Windows software and by tools that want every pixel stored plainly, with no compression tricks. The JPG to BMP Converter turns your JPG photo into a BMP image in one click.
Everything runs in your browser, so your photos are never uploaded to a server. Choose a JPG, convert it, and download the BMP straight to your device.
Keep the JPG for sharing and storing photos, because BMP files are very large and wasteful for that job. Use BMP only when a program or a workflow asks for it, for example classic Windows software or a tool that reads raw pixel data. Converting a JPG to BMP does not restore detail the JPG already lost, it simply stores the pixels that remain without further loss.
Yes, it is completely free with no sign up and no limits. You can convert as many JPG images as you like, as often as you like.
BMP is uncompressed, so it stores every pixel in full instead of squeezing the image smaller the way JPG does. A photo that is a few hundred kilobytes as a JPG can easily be several megabytes as a BMP.
No. It cannot restore detail the JPG already lost when it was first saved. It simply stops any further loss, because BMP itself adds no compression damage.
No. JPG images have no transparency channel, so there is nothing to keep. The converted BMP will have a solid background, exactly like the original JPG.
No. The conversion happens in your browser on your own device, so your images never leave your computer.
The tool shows a clear message and does not convert anything. Choose a JPG or JPEG image and try again.
Need the reverse direction? Try the BMP to JPG Converter to convert back the other way.