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Convert BMP to PDF Online and Free

Turn BMP images into single-page A4 PDFs, centred and undistorted. The BMP your scanner or an old program gave you, in a format every form accepts.

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Supports: 8-, 24- and 32-bit BMP

Your files are processed in your browser — nothing is uploaded to a server

How do you convert BMP to PDF?

1

Upload your BMPs

Drop the images in. Each one is converted separately.

2

A4 layout

The image is turned into a lossless PNG and placed centred on a portrait A4 page, scaled as large as possible without distortion.

3

Download the PDFs

One PDF per image, ready to send, print or attach.

Why Pictulab for BMP to PDF?

Completely free

Convert as many BMP files to PDF as you like — no sign-up, no watermarks, no daily cap.

Instant

Conversion runs on your own machine, so there is no upload, no queue and no server wait.

Private by design

Files never leave your browser. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, nothing is shared.

Batch processing

Drag in dozens of files at once and download them all together when they finish.

Where BMPs come from

Hardly anyone saves as BMP on purpose any more, but they keep turning up: older scanners with their bundled software, screenshots saved from Paint, exports from technical or machine software.

The trouble starts when you need to send them. They are heavy, they make huge email attachments and many portals and forms do not accept them at all. A PDF solves both problems.

How it sits on the page

Each image takes up a portrait A4 page, centred and scaled until it touches the edge on whichever side gets there first, with no margins and no distortion.

Worth knowing before you print: a small BMP is enlarged just like a big one, and a landscape image ends up on a portrait page with white bands.

Converted on your device

The PDF is built in your browser. The BMP is never uploaded to a server — worth bearing in mind when it is a scanned document with personal data.

Frequently asked questions

Is the PDF smaller than the BMP?

Usually, yes. A BMP stores pixels uncompressed; inside the PDF the image is stored as PNG, which compresses losslessly. With screenshots and documents with lots of white the difference tends to be large; with photos, smaller.

Is quality lost?

No. Going from BMP to PNG is lossless: every pixel reaches the PDF exactly as it was.

What if the BMP is small?

It is enlarged to fill the width or height of the page. An image a few hundred pixels across will look pixelated when printed on A4, because there is no more detail to show.

What if the image is landscape?

The page is always portrait A4. A landscape image fills the full width and leaves white bands above and below; it is not rotated.

Can I combine several BMPs into one PDF?

This tool creates one PDF per image. For a multi-page document, use the image to PDF tool.

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