HEIC to JPG
Convert iPhone HEIC photos to JPG or PNG.
or drop HEIC / HEIF photos here
Runs in your browser · files stay on your device
Up to 20 files · 25 MB each · 150 MB in total
Only the first picture of a HEIC file is converted. Camera details and GPS location are not copied into the new file.
- Stays in your browser
- No account needed
- Limits shown up front
Help and details
- Select HEIC photos from your device, or drop them onto the box.
- Choose JPG (smaller) or PNG (lossless), and the JPG quality.
- Press Convert. One photo downloads as an image; several download as one ZIP.
- Your original files are not changed.
- Each file is checked in your browser by its content, and its size is read from the file header before decoding.
- The photo is decoded in your browser with libheif (through the libheif-js package), an open-source decoder that runs as WebAssembly, and saved as JPG or PNG. The decoder is downloaded only when you use this tool.
- Files are converted one after another so a large batch does not exhaust your device's memory.
- HEIC and HEIF photos (.heic, .heif)
- Up to 20 files
- Max 25 MB each, 150 MB in total
- Up to 12000 px per side and 50 megapixels
- Only the first picture in a HEIC file is converted; extra pictures, such as Live Photo frames or bursts, are ignored.
- Camera details, GPS location, and other metadata are not copied into the new file, and the original colour profile may not be kept exactly.
- Some unusual HEIC files, such as those using newer compression options, may not convert. Those files are reported and the others still convert.
- Large photos take a few seconds each, and the first conversion also has to load the decoder (about 2 MB).
This tool runs in local-only mode. Your text or files are processed in your browser and are not uploaded to our servers for this feature. Keep originals on your device; downloads create a separate copy.
- Are my photos uploaded?
- No. Conversion happens in your browser. Nothing is sent to our servers.
- Does the JPG keep my photo's location?
- No. The new file is created from the picture only, so GPS location and camera details are not carried over. That makes it safer to share; keep the original if you need that information.
- JPG or PNG?
- Choose JPG for photos, it is much smaller. Choose PNG only if you need a lossless copy, but expect a file several times larger.
- Which software does the converting?
- It uses libheif, compiled to WebAssembly (libheif-js), which is licensed under the LGPL-3.0. See the licence notice on the About page.
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