how do i change a file extention from jpeg to bmp?

Answer 1

Open the file, copy the picture and paste it on paint brush and now click on save as & select bmp in the drop down options.

OR

1. Click on RUN in the Windows Start Menu
2. Type: mspaint. The Windows Paint application will open.
3. Search and open the JPEG file you want to convert.
4. On the 'File' menu, click on 'Save As' and select the 'Bitmap' format from the drop-down file type menu at the bottom of the box. Notice there are several sub-types of Bitmap format. I always choose 24-bit, otherwise, some colors may change.

NOTE: I'm curious as to why you want to go from JPEG to BMP. JPEG is a compressed format, so all you're doing is increasing the file size dramatically without improving the image. As far as I know, it's like changing an MP3 file to a WAV file.

Answer 2

open the file then save it as a bmp. file by putting the arrow next to type that now says jpeg make it say bmp by scrolling down to it

Answer 3

You would actually have to change the picture itself. They are two different ways a computer "views" and image. Try opening it with another program that uses bmp and then saving it again. It will give you the bmp version of it.

Answer 4

Open the image in Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro and save as .bmp.

Answer 5

You can do this in Microsoft Paint, which is the default image editor in Windows.

Simply open up your .jpeg file, click "Save as" and then in the "type" drop down box at the bottom select "24 bit bitmap format".

Voila!

Answer 6

Right click on the picture file you want to change and click 'edit' then click on file in the top left of the window and click on save as... Then under the name of the file change the jpeg option to bitmap... Then save.

Answer 7

Start Paint.
File - Open.
File - Save As - and check Bitmap is the file extension from the drop down box.

Answer 8

I guess I'll answer your question with a question......Why on earth would want to convert a Jpeg to Bitmap formate??
Jpg is compressed and bitmap is 10 times the size with no difference in quality!
Just wondering!

OOOPS, Im sorry Ethan, I didn't see you had already asked this question...my bad!
CJ

Answer 9

right click on the picture icon, go to open with >>MS Paint. then just save it as a bmp format.

Answer 10

every one else is right

except the advantage is that the file doesnt deteorate as a bitmap (bmp) or as another lossless format