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each layer as its own SVG — free, unlike other converters' paid split
each layer as its own SVG — free, unlike other converters' paid split
BMP files store raw, uncompressed pixels — which makes them excellent vector source material: there are no compression artifacts to clean up. Drop a BMP below and its contents are rebuilt as layered SVG paths in your browser, ready for print, cut or further editing in any vector editor.
Yes, up to the Detail limit (1536px on the long side). BMPs are uncompressed, so very large files take a moment to decode — the converter downscales automatically for tracing.
Trace at Detail 1024 or higher and raise the Simplify slider; the curve fitter will smooth the scan noise into clean Bézier outlines.
No — 1-bit, 4-bit, 8-bit and 24-bit BMPs are all decoded by the browser first, then traced from the decoded pixels.
BMP is a dead-end format: huge files, poor tool support, and it blurs when scaled. The SVG output is small, editable and infinitely scalable.
Converting a different format? We also handle PNG to SVG, JPG to SVG, WebP to SVG, GIF to SVG, BMP to SVG, AVIF to SVG and the main image to SVG converter — all free, all in-browser.