Add the BMP
Drop, paste, or choose the bitmap a receiving workflow needs as TIFF. It stays on your device.
Free BMP to TIFF converter
Export TIFF fromBMP, in your browser.
Fileverses converts a BMP into an uncompressed TIFF without uploading it. The download carries one 8-bit RGBA image with 72-DPI tags, making it a practical compatibility handoff—not a color-managed, layered, multipage, or compressed production master.
- Private by design
- Default TIFF
- Paste supported
Files stay in this browser
All conversion runs on-device
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About this converter
Free BMP to TIFF conversion, built for a real workflow.
BMP is a Windows-era raster bitmap, while TIFF is a flexible raster container used by many imaging and print-adjacent workflows. This route decodes the BMP in your browser and writes one little-endian TIFF image with four 8-bit samples per pixel (RGBA), no compression, a single strip, and 72-DPI resolution tags. Decoded alpha can remain in the exported pixels, although a typical BMP source may be opaque. The converter does not add CMYK data, ICC profiles, layers, multipage structure, source metadata, or a choice of compression. Because the output stores uncompressed four-channel pixels, it can be large; check the actual file and open it in the receiving application before using it for a specific archive, press, or upload requirement.
- The route writes one little-endian, uncompressed TIFF image with 8-bit RGBA pixels in a single strip.
- The file contains 72-DPI X/Y resolution tags, but it does not add an ICC profile, CMYK separations, layers, or print color management.
- Decoded alpha can remain in the RGBA pixels; this does not create transparency or remove an opaque BMP background.
- Uncompressed four-channel pixel data can make the TIFF much larger than the BMP. Validate file size, appearance, and destination-app support before delivery.
How it works
Upload once.
Export TIFF.
Keep TIFF selected
TIFF is preselected for a single-image raster handoff. This route does not create a color-managed or multipage production file.
Convert and validate
Download the TIFF and inspect it in the target software for dimensions, alpha appearance, 72-DPI handling, file size, and required TIFF support.
Made for real pipelines
BMP to TIFF.
One workspace.
Convert without uploading your assets. Switch outputs anytime — web, print, icons, and document targets from the same batch.
Convert BMP to TIFFSingle-image TIFF
Create a basic little-endian TIFF when a recipient needs a raster TIFF handoff rather than a BMP.
Explicit pixel structure
Know the output is uncompressed 8-bit RGBA with 72-DPI tags—not CMYK, layered, profiled, or multipage.
Destination validation
Export on your device, then check the actual TIFF in the receiving application before relying on compatibility.
Good to know
Questions, answered.
What kind of TIFF does this BMP to TIFF converter create?+−
Fileverses writes one little-endian TIFF image with uncompressed 8-bit RGBA pixels in a single strip and 72-DPI X/Y resolution tags. It is a basic raster export, not a layered or multipage document.
Will transparency survive when BMP becomes TIFF?+−
The TIFF encoder writes four RGBA channels, so decoded alpha can remain. It cannot invent transparency or remove a background from an opaque BMP, and you should test the result in the receiving application.
Is this BMP to TIFF output ready for CMYK or color-managed print?+−
No. The output contains RGB plus alpha pixels and no CMYK data or ICC profile. Follow the printer, publisher, or asset-system color requirements separately.
Why can a BMP converted to TIFF be large?+−
This route stores uncompressed four-channel pixel data. Final size depends on dimensions and content and can be larger than the BMP, so compare the downloaded file when transfer or upload limits matter.
Can this converter make a multipage TIFF?+−
No. Each converted image becomes one TIFF image with one strip. The route does not combine files into a multipage TIFF or create a scanned-document sequence.
Does Fileverses upload BMP files to create TIFFs?+−
No. BMP-to-TIFF conversion runs in your browser, so the source bitmap is not sent to a conversion server.