to bitmapped
- verb
- /ˈbɪtˌmæpt/
- Specialized
- Older printers often require images to be bitmapped before printing.
Examples
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The designer bitmapped the logo so it would display properly on all devices.
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They bitmapped the font to ensure compatibility with legacy software.
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The image was bitmapped for better clarity.
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He bitmapped the logo for the new campaign.
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The designer bitmapped the logo so it would display properly on all devices.
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They bitmapped the font to ensure compatibility with legacy software.
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Older printers often require images to be bitmapped before printing.
Synonyms
To change a picture made from shapes into one made of small square pixels
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bitmapped as a verb comes from making something into a bitmap, from bit 'small piece of computer data' and map 'picture'. A helpful way to remember is that to bitmapped something is to 'map' its image into tiny bits on a grid, turning it into pixels so computers or screens can store or show it.