Convert BMP to TIFF

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BMP vs TIFF Format Comparison

Aspect	BMP (Source Format)	TIFF (Target Format)
Format Overview	BMP Bitmap Image File Uncompressed raster format storing raw pixel data; simple and widely supported. Standard	TIFF Tagged Image File Format Flexible bitmap format supporting multiple compression schemes and high bit depths. Standard
Compression	No compression; stores full image data.	Optional: lossless LZW/Deflate or lossy JPEG compression.
Color Depth	1–24 bits per pixel depending on BMP variant.	8–32 bits per channel; supports grayscale, RGB, CMYK and alpha.
File Size	Very large; uncompressed data proportional to resolution and color depth.	Large; size depends on compression type and bit depth chosen.
Advantages	Simple, straightforward structure No data loss due to absence of compression Easy to read and write	Highly versatile compression options Supports high bit depths and metadata Industry standard for graphics and publishing
Disadvantages	Huge file sizes without compression Inefficient storage No support for transparency or layers	File sizes can be large when uncompressed Not optimized for web delivery Limited browser support without plugins
Use Cases	Legacy Windows applications and systems Simple graphic dumps and debug images Software interoperability testing	Print publishing and high-quality scans Medical and scientific imaging Archival of high-fidelity images
Tooling & Ecosystem	Microsoft Paint Basic imaging libraries and APIs Windows built-in viewers	Adobe Photoshop, GIMP Graphic design and publishing tools TIFF-specific viewers and plugins

Why Convert BMP to TIFF?

BMP images are uncompressed and result in very large file sizes, making storage and sharing inefficient. Converting BMP to TIFF introduces flexible compression options, enabling lossless or lossy encoding based on your needs.

TIFF’s support for high bit depths, metadata, and various color spaces makes it the preferred format for publishing, printing, and professional imaging workflows. By converting BMP to TIFF, you gain enhanced compatibility with industry tools while optimizing file storage and preserving image fidelity.