BMP is short for bitmap which is a standard image format that uses pixels to save an image. Bitmap is a kind of raster formats which require larger file sizes when storing high resolution images. A vector image format uses control points and stokes to save image information, and a raster image does not require a large file size. After being magnified, a vector image can remain smooth and clear while a raster image will be serrated. BMP to EPS Vector Converter is a tool for converting raster BMP to EPS vector images.

The application BMP to EPS Vector Converter can be downloaded and evaluated for free. It’s developed for MS-DOS interface use and you can run it instantly after unpack it into your disk.

Press and hold “Window” button and press “R”, input “cmd”, press [OK] and then you will open a MS-DOS command prompt Window. For convenient use, you can change the current directory of the MS-DOS command prompt Window to the directory where the application is stored. You can run the application in the new current directory with the following command line,
>Raster2Vector.exe raster.bmp vector.eps .

In the command line, “Raster2Vector.exe” is the name of the executable file of the application, “raster.bmp” is the source raster bitmap image and “vector.eps” is the converted target vector EPS file.

Below are two figures showing the difference between the raster BMP image and vector EPS image.

The above figure shows that the curves of the raster bmp image are serrated when the image is magnified.

The next figure shows the display effect of the converted vector EPS image, which presents that the curves are still smooth even when the image is magnified by multiple times.

This application is designed for MS-DOS interface use, and it supports being called in a batch script for servers natively. If you want to run this application on a server, please buy a server license. It also supports being redistributed in a third-party application with a developer license.