Convert BMP to WEBP

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BMP vs WEBP Format Comparison

Aspect	BMP (Source Format)	WEBP (Target Format)
Format Overview	BMP Bitmap Image File Uncompressed raster format; stores raw pixel data without any compression. Standard	WEBP Web Picture format Modern image format by Google supporting both lossy and lossless compression plus transparency and animation. Standard
Compression	No compression; raw pixel storage.	Supports lossy predictive coding and lossless LZ77 compression.
Color Depth	1–24 bits per pixel depending on BMP variant.	Up to 8 bits per channel; supports alpha transparency.
File Size	Large; proportional to resolution and color depth.	Much smaller than BMP or JPG for similar quality.
Advantages	Simple format, widely supported by legacy systems No data loss since no compression applied	Significant file size reduction with quality retention Supports transparency and animation Optimized for web delivery
Disadvantages	Huge file sizes make BMP impractical for web use No support for transparency or metadata	Not supported by some older browsers and devices Limited bit depth compared to professional formats
Use Cases	Legacy image dumps and debugging Simple graphics in Windows environments without compression needs	Web graphics and responsive images Mobile apps where bandwidth is limited Digital marketing and ads with animations
Tooling & Ecosystem	Microsoft Paint Basic imaging libraries	ImageMagick, libwebp Modern browsers and web servers Graphic editors with WEBP plugins

Why Convert BMP to WEBP?

BMP files are uncompressed and can be extremely large, making them impractical for web use and sharing. WEBP offers advanced compression methods that reduce file size dramatically while preserving visual quality.

Converting to WEBP enhances page load speeds, reduces bandwidth consumption, and supports features like transparency and animation—ideal for modern web design and mobile applications.