BMP to PDF: Merge Bitmap Images into One PDF

Convert BMP to PDF online: add one or more bitmap images, set the page size and margins, and download a single PDF or one PDF per image. Each BMP is stored losslessly in the PDF, and no watermark is added.

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How to Convert BMP to PDF Online for Free

Upload one or more BMP images, choose whether to merge them into one PDF or keep each in its own file, then download the result.

  1. 01Click 'Choose Files' and pick your BMP images or drag them in.
  2. 02You will see your images in the preview area.
  3. 03Drag images to change their order.
  4. 04Click the rotate button on an image to turn it, or select several images and click Rotate Right.
  5. 05Pick the page size, orientation and margin from the drop-down menus.
  6. 06Check 'Merge all images in one PDF file' to combine them into one PDF.
  7. 07Uncheck that option to get each image in its own PDF.
  8. 08Click 'Convert to PDF' to start the conversion.
  9. 09After it finishes, click 'Download' to save your PDF file(s).

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BMP to PDF features and limits

  • FastThis tool converts BMP to PDF in seconds.
  • Free, no accountConvert without signing up. Each BMP can be up to 25 MB.
  • Page settingsMerge, reorder and rotate images, and set the page size, orientation and margin.
  • Deleted after conversionEach BMP and its PDF page are deleted from our server as soon as the page reaches your browser.
  • User FriendlyAnyone can use it without special skills.
  • Cross-platformWorks on any browser and any operating system.

Convert bitmap images to PDF: settings, accepted files and a tested example

A BMP file is a bitmap image that is usually stored without compression, so a single picture can take up several megabytes. Converting BMP to PDF gives you one document that holds many images, opens on any phone or computer and is easy to email or print.

Our BMP to PDF converter decodes each bitmap, stores its pixels losslessly in the PDF and places it on an A4, Letter or image-sized page. You choose the margins and the order, then download one combined PDF or one PDF per image.

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How to convert BMP to PDF online

The whole conversion happens on one screen. Upload your bitmaps, check the order and the page settings, then convert.

  1. Click Choose Files and pick one or more BMP images, or drag them onto the page.
  2. Drag the thumbnails into the order you want the pages in.
  3. Use Rotate Right on any image that is sideways.
  4. Pick the page size (A4, Letter or Fit to Content), the orientation and the margin.
  5. Leave Merge all images in one PDF file ticked for a single PDF, or untick it for one PDF per image.
  6. Click Convert To PDF, then Download.
BMP to PDF settings with test.bmp uploaded: A4, Automatic orientation, No Margin and Merge all images in one PDF file ticked
The BMP to PDF screen after uploading a bitmap, with the default page settings.

Page size, orientation and margin settings

  • A4 or Letter: the image is scaled to fit inside the margins and centred on the page.
  • Fit to Content: each page takes the size of its image, one pixel per point, plus the margin.
  • Automatic orientation: a wide image gets a landscape page and a tall one a portrait page. You can also force Portrait or Landscape.
  • Margins: No Margin, Small Margin (20 points) or Big Margin (40 points) around the image.

For print layouts, our guide to BMP to PDF page size, margins and orientation walks through each setting.

Merging several bitmaps into one PDF

With the merge box ticked, every image becomes one page of a single PDF in the order shown. Rotations you set with Rotate Right are applied to the merged PDF, and to each PDF when you untick the box.

See how to combine multiple BMP images into one PDF and how to rotate and merge scanned BMP pages. If you untick the box and convert several files, you get all the PDFs in one ZIP download.

Why convert a bitmap image to PDF?

The BMP file format most often stores its pixels with no compression at all. That keeps the picture exact but makes the files large and awkward to send.

A PDF can hold many pages, so a stack of scans or screenshots travels as one file. Every PDF reader shows the pages at the size you chose, and printers handle them without an image viewer.

Does BMP to PDF lose image quality?

No pixels are thrown away. The converter turns each bitmap into a PNG image, which uses lossless compression, and embeds it in the PDF as it is.

Areas of flat colour shrink a lot, detailed photos much less. Our guide on BMP to PDF without losing quality explains why.

Which BMP files the converter accepts

  • Uncompressed BMPs with 1, 4, 8, 16, 24 or 32 bits per pixel, stored top-down or bottom-up.
  • Files up to 25 MB each; the page refuses a larger file before uploading it.
  • BMPs saved with RLE compression are refused. Open them in an image editor and save them again as standard BMP.
  • Transparency is not kept: a 32-bit BMP comes out without its alpha channel.

The PDF holds the image only, so its text cannot be selected or searched. Run the finished file through OCR PDF to add a searchable text layer.

What happened when we tested BMP to PDF

We converted our test file test.bmp (351.6 KB), a 400 by 300 pixel image in one flat colour, with the default settings: page size A4, orientation Automatic, No Margin, and Merge all images in one PDF file ticked. The result was a 1-page PDF of 3.3 KB, ready 0.2 seconds after we clicked Convert To PDF on our local test server.

A single flat colour compresses extremely well, so a photo or a scan will not shrink this much. Tested in October 2026.

BMP to PDF results screen with the message Your PDF is ready and a Download button
The results screen after converting test.bmp.

BMP together with JPG, PNG and TIFF images

This tool accepts BMP files only. To build one PDF from a mix of BMP, JPG, PNG and other images, use Merge Images to PDF.

For the opposite direction, PDF to BMP renders each PDF page as a BMP image. To make a merged PDF smaller for email, run it through Compress PDF.

Frequently Asked Questions about BMP to PDF

Is BMP to PDF free?

Yes. You do not need an account, and the PDF gets no watermark.

How large can a BMP file be?

Each BMP can be up to 25 MB. The page checks the size before it uploads anything.

Can I get one PDF per image instead of one combined file?

Yes. Untick Merge all images in one PDF file before converting; with several images the PDFs arrive together in one ZIP file.

Why was my BMP file rejected?

The converter reads uncompressed BMP files only. A BMP saved with RLE compression is refused, so save it again as a standard BMP and retry.

What happens to my BMP files after conversion?

Each BMP is uploaded over HTTPS, converted, and deleted from our server together with its PDF page as soon as the page is sent back to your browser.

Can I edit the text in the converted PDF?

Not directly, because every page is a picture. Edit the original image and convert it again, or run the PDF through OCR PDF to make its text searchable.

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