Systems, computer readable media, and methods for hardware accelerated blits of multisampled textures on graphics processing units (GPUs) are disclosed. For multisampled surfaces, texture-to-buffer blits cannot be trivially implemented because most GPUs do not support writing multisampled surfaces with a linear memory layout. Moreover, GPUs often have a maximum limit for row stride (i.e., the number of bytes from one row of pixels in memory to the next) and/or texture size. When the destination buffer for the blit of a multisampled texture is too large to be aliased by an equivalent non-multisampled texture view, the stride of the view has no spatial relationship with the destination buffer. Thus, to access the source texture correctly, a ‘remapping’ may be performed to determine the linear sample index of a fragment within the view, and the destination buffer stride may be used to compute the texture coordinates used to sample the source texture.