Online BMP-PNG konvertáló

Konvertálja BMP fájlját PNG formátumba 3 egyszerű lépésben.

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Convert BMP to PNG Online — Free & Fast

A BMP tömörítetlen és nagy fájlokat eredményez, amelyek nem praktikusak a megosztáshoz. A BMP PNG-vé konvertálása veszteségmentes tömörítést biztosít — drámaian csökkentve a fájlméretet.

Why Convert BMP to PNG?

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Webes megosztás

A PNG sokkal kisebb, mint a BMP, ugyanolyan minőséggel megőrizve.

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Átlátszóság

A PNG alfa-csatornát támogat — a BMP nem. Konvertálja, hogy átlátszóság-támogatást adjon.

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Felhasználói felületek

Az ikonok és gombok mint UI eszközök PNG-ként vannak csomagolva, nem BMP-ként.

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E-mail munkafolyamat

A PNG extrém méretkorlátozások nélkül csatolható e-mailhez.

Hogyan konvertálható BMP PNG formátumba?

Töltse fel a BMP fájlt

Kattintson a "Fájl kiválasztása" gombra, vagy húzza be a BMP képet.

Válassza ki a PNG kimeneti formátumot

Válassza a "PNG" lehetőséget a legördülő menüből.

Fájl konvertálása

Kattintson a "Konvertálás most" gombra a BMP PNG formátumba konvertálásához.

Töltse le a PNG fájlt

A konvertálás befejezése után töltse le a PNG fájlt.

BMP

File extension.bmp
DescriptionBMP (Bitmap) stores uncompressed bitmap digital images independently of the display device. Large file sizes but no quality loss.
Associated programsMicrosoft Paint, Adobe Photoshop, GIMP, MS Photo Editor
Developed byMicrosoft
MIME typeimage/bmp

PNG

File extension.png
DescriptionPNG (Portable Network Graphics) is a lossless raster image format that supports transparency. Ideal for graphics, logos, icons, and images that require a transparent background.
Associated programsAdobe Photoshop, GIMP, Microsoft Paint, Preview (Mac)
Developed byPNG Development Group
MIME typeimage/png

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Pro tip: A veszteségmentes PNG pontosan ugyanolyan képpont-minőséget őriz meg, mint a forrás BMP. A méretmegtakarítás általában 50–70%.

Ingyenes BMP konvertálási eszközök

Format Guide

BMP vs PNG: Complete Format Guide

Feature

BMP (source)

PNG (target)

🗜️Compression

None

Lossless

🔍Transparency

Only in 32-bit BMP via BITMAPV4/V5HEADER alpha channel — inconsistently supported by applications

Full 8-bit alpha channel — each pixel can be any opacity level from fully transparent (0) to fully opaque (255)

🎬Animation

Not supported

Not in standard PNG; APNG (Animated PNG) is a non-standard extension with limited, inconsistent support

🎨Color Depth

1-bit monochrome to 32-bit RGBA — most common use is 24-bit (16.7 million colors)

24-bit RGB (16.7M colors) or 32-bit RGBA (16.7M colors + full alpha); up to 48-bit for professional workflows

📦File Size

3 MB – 25 MB per image — a 1920×1080 24-bit BMP is approximately 5.9 MB

100 KB – 10 MB — significantly larger than JPG for photographic content

🌐Browser Support

Technically supported by most browsers but virtually never used on the web due to enormous file sizes

Universal — all modern browsers, operating systems, and devices including IE7+

🏆Best For

Legacy Windows apps

Graphics, logos, UI

Common Use Cases: BMP → PNG

🌐 Web graphics preparation🎨 Design software import📤 Cross-platform file sharing💾 Lossless size reduction

⚠️This is one of the most recommended BMP conversions — you get identical lossless quality at 50–70% smaller files, plus added transparency support and universal cross-platform compatibility.

BMP

About the BMP

BMP (Device-Independent Bitmap) was introduced by Microsoft with the Windows 3.0 SDK in 1990 as the native raster format for Windows. It stores pixel data with zero compression, ensuring perfect reproduction across all hardware. BMP dominated early Windows computing for wallpapers, icons, and application graphics. As the internet grew, its massive file sizes made it impractical for any networked use, displacing it with JPG, PNG, and WebP.

Strengths

+Zero compression artifacts — the highest possible fidelity for raw storage

+Simple, well-documented format trivial to read/write programmatically

+Universal support across all Windows software and development tools

+Direct pixel data access with no decoding overhead

Limitations

−Extremely large files — a 1080p image is ~6 MB vs ~300 KB as JPG

−No practical web use — impractically large for any internet delivery

−Limited support outside Windows ecosystem

−No meaningful advantages over PNG for any modern use case

When to Use

→Legacy Windows applications that exclusively require BMP format

→Automated Windows image processing pipelines as an intermediate format

→System resource files (wallpaper, specific application bitmaps)

→When absolute raw pixel fidelity is needed and file size is irrelevant

Tips

•PNG achieves identical lossless quality to BMP at 50–70% smaller file sizes

•Convert to JPG for a 95%+ file size reduction with visually excellent quality

•24-bit BMP and 24-bit PNG are visually identical — PNG is always the better choice

•There are essentially no modern use cases where BMP is preferable to PNG

PNG

About the PNG

PNG was created in 1996 as a free, patent-unencumbered alternative to GIF after Unisys enforced its LZW compression patent. The PNG Development Group introduced full-color support, genuine alpha transparency, and superior lossless compression. It quickly became the web standard for logos, UI elements, and any image requiring a transparent background — a role it dominates to this day.

Strengths

+Lossless — every pixel preserved with zero compression artifacts

+Full 8-bit alpha channel for smooth, semi-transparent edges

+Ideal for text, logos, and graphics where sharpness is non-negotiable

+Unlimited re-saves without any quality degradation whatsoever

+Supports up to 48-bit color depth for professional color workflows

Limitations

−3–5× larger than JPG for photographic content

−No native animation support in standard PNG

−Slower to load than WebP for equivalent image content

−Not practical for very high-resolution photographs at web scale

When to Use