Drop in your .HEIC files and download them as JPG, the format every computer, phone and form can open. The conversion happens on your device, so you can convert lots of photos without waiting for uploads.
Tap the box or drop in the .heic or .heif files you want to convert.
Each photo is converted in a few seconds inside your browser. You can adjust the JPG quality.
Download each photo or all of them at once, ready to open on any device.
HEIC is the format the iPhone has saved photos in since iOS 11 (2017). It takes up roughly half the space of a JPG at the same quality, which is why Apple uses it by default. The trouble starts when the photo leaves the Apple ecosystem: many Windows computers, older Android phones, websites and forms can't open it.
If you'd rather have your iPhone take photos directly in JPG, go to Settings, Camera, Formats and choose “Most Compatible”. New photos will be saved as JPG, though they'll take up more space. The ones you already have in HEIC don't change: for those, convert them here.
The quickest way is to convert it to JPG: drop the file into this tool and download the result. You don't need to install any extensions or codecs on Windows.
The loss is minimal. With quality at 90% or higher, the JPG looks identical to the original HEIC, although the file is somewhat larger.
Yes. Select all the photos and they're converted one after another. Since nothing is uploaded, the only limit is your device's memory.
No. The conversion happens entirely in your browser. Your photos don't leave your phone or computer.
Because HEIC takes up about half the space of JPG at the same quality. It has been the default format since iOS 11 and can be changed under Settings, Camera, Formats.
Yes. HEIF and HEIC are the same kind of file with a different extension, and the tool accepts both.