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Random Bitmap Maker

World's simplest bitmap tool
This is a free browser-based utility that creates random BMP files from colorful pixels. It can draw pixels using the specified color palette or just pick random pixel colors from the entire color spectrum. It can also vary the tones of the given colors. The output size as well as the pixel size can be set in the options. Created by graphics designers from team Browserling.
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Bitmap Color Set
If no color is specified, then random colors are used.
Enter the collection of colors as a vertical list that are used to draw pixels in the bitmap.
This is a helper option that lets you find the hex color value or RGB code using a color palette.
Pixels and Dimensions
Bitmap file width. Stretches to the width of the canvas if not specified.
Bitmap file height. Stretches to the height of the canvas if not specified.
Set the size of a random color pixel.
Bitmap Tonality
Draw different shades of colors.
Enter the fuzziness factor of color saturation from 0 to 1.

What is a Random Bitmap Maker?

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This online program draws random BMP (bitmap file format) pictures. The size of the picture (its width and height in pixels) can be specified in the options. You can also specify the size of individual pixels. For example, if the canvas has a dimension of 500×200 pixels and the pixel size is 50, then the rendered bitmap will be 10 full pixels wide and 4 full pixels high, and there will be 40 pixels in total. When drawing each pixel, the program randomly selects one of the colors from the color collection field (in the options) and paints a pixel with it. Here, colors can be specified using a name, hex color, or RGB code. If you don't know the name or code of the color you need, you can use the color palette helper option to find it. Click the color picker icon and choose a color in the palette. Next to the palette, you'll get its hex code, which you can copy and paste to the color collection list. Also, if you want the colors to slightly change their tonality, you can use the "Use Tonal Colors" option in which you can specify a threshold value from 0 to 1. Number 0 means light shades of the given color and number 1 means the most saturated shades.

Random Bitmap Maker examples

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Random BMP Pixels
In this example, we create a BMP picture from 400 randomly colored pixels. Its total size is 300 by 300 pixels and it contains 20 color rectangles horizontally and 20 color rectangles vertically, with each rectangle being 15 pixels in size. We left the color collection list empty, thereby allowing the tool to choose random colors on its own.
In this example, we create a BMP picture from 400 randomly colored pixels. Its total size is 300 by 300 pixels and it contains 20 color rectangles horizontally and 20 color rectangles vertically, with each rectangle being 15 pixels in size. We left the color collection list empty, thereby allowing the tool to choose random colors on its own.
Required options
These options will be used automatically if you select this example.
Enter the collection of colors as a vertical list that are used to draw pixels in the bitmap.
Bitmap file width. Stretches to the width of the canvas if not specified.
Bitmap file height. Stretches to the height of the canvas if not specified.
Set the size of a random color pixel.
Draw different shades of colors.
Two-color Bitmap
This example draws a 400×400 bitmap image from just four pixels. Each pixel has dimensions of one-quarter of bitmap's dimensions. We enter the two allowed colors in a vertical list using their names "yellow" and "blue". Each time you click on the example, the program re-runs the randomness algorithm, so you get different colored squares in the output.
This example draws a 400×400 bitmap image from just four pixels. Each pixel has dimensions of one-quarter of bitmap's dimensions. We enter the two allowed colors in a vertical list using their names "yellow" and "blue". Each time you click on the example, the program re-runs the randomness algorithm, so you get different colored squares in the output.
Required options
These options will be used automatically if you select this example.
Enter the collection of colors as a vertical list that are used to draw pixels in the bitmap.
Bitmap file width. Stretches to the width of the canvas if not specified.
Bitmap file height. Stretches to the height of the canvas if not specified.
Set the size of a random color pixel.
Draw different shades of colors.
Bitmap of Purple Tonality
In this example, we list only one color that the program will work with. This color is listed using its hex code #980093, which was obtained from the color picker palette. We also activate the "Use Tonal Colors" option and set the fuzziness threshold to 0.5, which randomly changes the saturation of each purple pixel. The resulting bitmap has a rectangular shape of size 250 by 300 and contains 30 different purple tints, tones, and shades.
In this example, we list only one color that the program will work with. This color is listed using its hex code #980093, which was obtained from the color picker palette. We also activate the "Use Tonal Colors" option and set the fuzziness threshold to 0.5, which randomly changes the saturation of each purple pixel. The resulting bitmap has a rectangular shape of size 250 by 300 and contains 30 different purple tints, tones, and shades.
Required options
These options will be used automatically if you select this example.
Enter the collection of colors as a vertical list that are used to draw pixels in the bitmap.
This is a helper option that lets you find the hex color value or RGB code using a color palette.
Bitmap file width. Stretches to the width of the canvas if not specified.
Bitmap file height. Stretches to the height of the canvas if not specified.
Set the size of a random color pixel.
Draw different shades of colors.
Enter the fuzziness factor of color saturation from 0 to 1.
Pro tips Master online bitmap tools
You can pass options to this tool using their codes as query arguments and it will automatically compute output. To get the code of an option, just hover over its icon. Here's how to type it in your browser's address bar. Click to try!
https://onlinebitmaptools.com/draw-random-bmp?&colors=&size=15&width=300&height=300&shade=false
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