Bitmap images are composed of which element?

• A. Pixels.
• B. Vectors.
• C. Bezier curves.
• D. Color profiles.

Answer: (A)

Bitmap images are built from tiny picture elements called pixels. Each pixel holds color information, and arranging millions of these pixels in a grid creates the overall image. This is what we mean by a raster or bitmap image. If you zoom in, you’ll start to see the individual pixels, which can blur or become blocky at lower resolutions. In contrast, vector graphics describe images using mathematical paths and shapes, not a fixed grid of colored squares, which is why the other options aren’t what bitmaps are made from. Bezier curves are a type of curve used in vector design to define shapes smoothly, and color profiles are data used to manage how colors are displayed across devices, not the component that makes up the image itself. So the element that composes a bitmap is pixels.