Add the BMP
Drop, paste, or choose the bitmap that an ODF drawing workflow has specifically requested. It remains on your device during conversion.
Free BMP to ODD converter
Fileverses packages a BMP as a minimal ODD drawing in your browser for a workflow that explicitly requests an OpenDocument Drawing file. The download has one page and one placed image asset, not editable drawing reconstruction, layers, or a guaranteed cross-suite result—open it in the receiving ODF application before relying on it.
Files stay in this browser
All conversion runs on-device
About this converter
BMP is a simple raster bitmap, while ODD is an OpenDocument Drawing package used by ODF-compatible drawing applications. This route creates a store-only ZIP package with an ODF 1.2 mimetype, a manifest, one drawing page sized to the decoded image, and one embedded source asset. The encoder currently stores the original BMP bytes at the package path named Pictures/image.png instead of re-encoding the image as PNG. That implementation detail means a destination application's ODF and image handling determines whether the placed image opens as expected. The conversion does not create editable shapes, vector paths, layers, a multipage drawing, image compression, or a smaller file; validate the downloaded ODD in the exact receiving app before using it as a handoff.
How it works
Drop, paste, or choose the bitmap that an ODF drawing workflow has specifically requested. It remains on your device during conversion.
ODD is preselected for an OpenDocument Drawing handoff, not to transform the bitmap into editable artwork.
Open the ODD in the exact receiving ODF application. Confirm the placed image, page dimensions, and any suite-specific compatibility before delivery.
Made for real pipelines
Convert without uploading your assets. Switch outputs anytime — web, print, icons, and document targets from the same batch.
Convert BMP to ODDCreate a one-page OpenDocument Drawing-style package when the next workflow explicitly requests ODD.
The route calls out that it stores BMP bytes at an image.png package path, so destination validation is part of the workflow.
Package the drawing on your device, then open it in the intended ODF application before delivery.
Good to know
Fileverses creates a minimal ODF 1.2-style drawing ZIP package with one page, a manifest, and one placed source-image asset. It is a drawing-file handoff, not a reconstructed editable illustration.
No. This encoder currently stores the original BMP bytes at a package path named Pictures/image.png rather than re-encoding them as PNG. Open the result in the receiving ODF application to verify that it handles the embedded asset correctly.
No. The route creates one page with a placed raster image asset. It does not trace the BMP into vector objects, recover source layers, or create an editable drawing from the bitmap.
The package targets ODF-compatible drawing applications, but support for minimal ODD packages and the embedded source asset varies. Test the download in the exact program and version that will receive it.
Not necessarily. The package is stored without compression and retains the source image bytes, plus XML and ZIP container data. Compare the downloaded ODD with the BMP when a size limit matters.
No. This BMP-to-ODD conversion runs in your browser, so the source bitmap is not sent to a conversion server.