HEIC to JPG
Convert iPhone photos (.heic) into JPGs that open anywhere.
iPhones save photos as HEIC, an efficient format many sites, systems and printers still cannot open. Convert one or many photos at once to universal JPG, without touching your originals and without uploading them anywhere.
How to use
- Drop your .heic or .heif photos into the area above (you can add several).
- Wait for the automatic conversion to JPG.
- Download each converted photo or all of them at once.
Why the iPhone saves in HEIC
Since iOS 11, the iPhone shoots in HEIC (High Efficiency Image Format): it keeps the same quality as JPG while using about half the space. The catch appears outside the Apple world — many websites, work systems, TVs, printers and older Windows PCs cannot open HEIC. Converting to JPG fixes compatibility without you changing the camera settings.
Batch conversion, no visible quality loss
You can drop several photos at once and download them all converted. The conversion preserves the original resolution and visual quality — the difference between the HEIC and the resulting JPG is imperceptible to the naked eye on most photos. The JPG opens on any device, app or website in the world.
Your photos never leave the device
Conversion happens inside the browser, on your own phone or computer. The images are not sent to any server — important for personal, document or family photos. After converting, if you want to shrink them further for sending, use compress images.
Frequently asked questions
Does conversion lose quality?
Conversion uses 92% quality, visually identical to the original for photos. The JPG tends to be a bit larger than the HEIC, since HEIC compresses better.
Does it work with Live Photos and HEIF?
Yes. Live Photos convert using the main image frame, and .heif files are handled the same way as .heic.
Why won’t Windows open HEIC files?
Windows requires the paid "HEVC Video Extensions" add-on to open HEIC natively. Converting to JPG is the free, permanent fix.