Convert GIF to BMP

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GIF vs BMP Format Comparison

Aspect	GIF (Source Format)	BMP (Target Format)
Format Overview	GIF Graphics Interchange Format Lossless palette-based format supporting simple animations and transparency. Standard	BMP Bitmap Uncompressed raster format storing pixel data directly, widely supported. Standard
Compression	Lossless LZW compression; limited to 256 colors.	No compression by default; optional RLE for limited bit depths.
Color Depth	8 bits per pixel, up to 256-color palette.	1 to 24 bits per pixel (or 32 with alpha), full truecolor support.
File Size	Small due to limited palette and compression; suited for simple graphics.	Large; stores raw pixel data without compression.
Advantages	Supports simple animations Small file size for basic images Lossless for palette graphics	Universal support across platforms Full color depth without loss Simplicity and ease of decoding
Disadvantages	Limited to 256 colors No true alpha transparency	Very large file sizes No native compression (unless RLE)
Use Cases	Web icons and simple graphics Short looping animations Transparent overlays	Image editing and processing Storage for high-fidelity images Intermediate format for conversions
Tooling & Ecosystem	Ezgif, GIMP, Photoshop Browser-based GIF editors	Paint, GIMP, Photoshop ImageMagick, GraphicsMagick

Why Convert GIF to BMP?

BMP is a simple, uncompressed format preserving every pixel exactly as in the source. Converting GIF to BMP can be useful for high-quality editing, printing, or analysis where lossless pixel data is required. Although BMP files are larger, they ensure accurate color representation and compatibility with legacy software and systems that may not support animated or indexed formats like GIF.