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Rasterize SVG vector graphics into uncompressed BMP bitmap format. Ideal for Windows applications, image processing workflows, or any scenario requiring raw pixel data.

Quick Answer

To convert SVG to BMP, drop your SVG file into the converter above. ChangeThisFile rasterizes the vector graphic and exports it as an uncompressed BMP bitmap directly in your browser. The conversion is free, instant, and your files never leave your device. The output contains raw pixel data.

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SVG vs BMP: Format Comparison

Key differences between the two formats

FeatureSVGBMP
TypeVector (mathematical paths)Raster (raw pixels)
ScalabilityInfinite resolutionFixed pixel dimensions
CompressionText-based (XML), gzippableUncompressed (raw data)
File sizeSmall for simple graphicsLarge (raw pixel data)
TransparencyFull alpha channelLimited (32-bit BMP only)
EditabilityCode-editable pathsPixel-level editing
PlatformWeb browsers, design toolsNative to Windows
Best forScalable logos, icons, UIRaw editing, Windows apps, printing

When to Convert

Common scenarios where this conversion is useful

Feeding vector art into image processing software

Scientific and industrial image processing tools often expect uncompressed BMP input. Convert your SVG diagrams to BMP for direct pixel analysis.

Windows application resources

Some Windows legacy applications and embedded systems require BMP format. Convert SVG icons and graphics to BMP for compatibility.

High-quality printing from vector sources

When a printer or engraver requires uncompressed raster input, converting SVG to BMP ensures no compression artifacts affect the print quality.

Creating textures for 3D applications

Some 3D modeling tools and game engines prefer BMP textures. Convert your SVG patterns and designs to BMP for use as surface textures.

How to Convert SVG to BMP

  1. 1

    Drop your SVG file

    Drag and drop your SVG file into the converter area, or click browse to select it from your device.

  2. 2

    Instant conversion

    Your browser renders the SVG on a canvas at its native dimensions and exports the raw pixel data as an uncompressed BMP bitmap.

  3. 3

    Download your BMP

    Save the converted BMP file. The output is an uncompressed bitmap with the same dimensions as the rendered SVG.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common reasons include compatibility with legacy Windows software, image processing that requires raw pixel data, industrial printing requirements, and 3D modeling texture workflows.

BMP stores raw uncompressed pixel data with no compression. A 1000x1000 pixel image requires about 3MB as 24-bit BMP. This is normal behavior for the format.

The BMP uses the SVG's specified width and height. If your SVG has no explicit dimensions, it renders at the browser's default size. Set dimensions in your SVG for control over the output resolution.

No. Rasterization is a one-way process. The vector path data in the SVG is lost when converted to pixels. Always keep your original SVG files.

Standard 24-bit BMP does not support transparency. Transparent areas in your SVG will be rendered with a solid background (typically white). 32-bit BMP can store alpha but not all applications support it.

PNG is usually the better choice for rasterized SVGs (smaller files, transparency support). Choose BMP only when you specifically need uncompressed pixel data or compatibility with legacy systems.

Yes. All rendering and conversion happens in your browser. Your SVG files are never uploaded to any server, keeping your designs completely private.

SVGs with embedded fonts should render correctly. SVGs that reference external font files may fall back to system fonts. For best results, convert text to paths in your SVG editor before converting.

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