bitmap
/ˈbaɪtˌmeɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A data structure comprising a grid of pixels, used for image representation or storage; an image file format that stores pixel data in a rectangular array, often used for graphics, icons, or images.
“The software supports various image formats, including JPEG and bitmap.”
2. verb
To convert (text) into a bitmap image, especially for display or storage.
“The program bitmaps the text into a graphic file.”