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HEIC to JPG Converter

Your images are processed locally in your browser and never uploaded to any server.

iPhones save photos as HEIC, half the size of JPG, but unsupported by many Windows apps, older Android, and half the internet. Convert them to universal JPG right here in your browser: no software install, no upload, and the HEIC decoder loads on demand only for this page.

How to use the heic to jpg converter

  1. Add your .heic files (drag-and-drop works great from a phone backup folder).
  2. Set JPG quality. 90+ matches the iPhone's own "Most Compatible" export.
  3. Convert; each photo reports its result.
  4. Download individually or all at once as a ZIP.

Frequently asked questions

Why do iPhone photos come as HEIC?

Since iOS 11, Apple defaults to HEIC (High Efficiency Image Container), same visual quality as JPG at roughly half the size, using the HEVC video codec. The catch is support: Windows without extensions, older software, and many websites still reject it.

Are my HEIC photos uploaded anywhere?

No. The decoder is downloaded to your browser once (it loads only on this page), and decoding happens on your device. Your photos never transit any server. The privacy page documents exactly what this means.

Is there a quality loss converting HEIC to JPG?

One re-encode, at quality 90+ effectively invisible. Expect the JPG to be roughly twice the HEIC's size. That is the price of universal compatibility, not a flaw in the conversion.

Does this convert HEIC bursts and Live Photos?

Burst photos convert individually as stills. Live Photo video components are separate files and out of scope. This is an image converter, stated plainly.

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