Drop your HEIC files onto the folder.
One file or fifty — drop them all at once. Works with HEIC, HEIF, Live Photos, and AVIF straight from your iPhone, iCloud or camera roll.
Drop your HEIC or HEIF photos. Choose JPG, PNG or WebP. Set quality. Download instantly — no uploads, no accounts, no compatibility headaches.
Conversion runs locally in the browser. Your iPhone photos never leave the device.
My client sends me HEIC photos from her iPhone and no one in our team could open them. Now I just drop them here and get JPGs in seconds. Lifesaver.
I had 200 HEIC files from a trip and needed them as JPGs for a photo book. Batch converted the lot in under a minute. No quality loss whatsoever.
I was sceptical about photos staying local in the browser. Turns out everything runs client-side — nothing routes through a server.
GPS coordinates and capture date both intact in the output JPG. That's the thing that sold me — most converters drop the EXIF entirely.
The other converters I tried had ads, upload caps or watermarks. This one has none of that. Batch mode is fast and the output quality is solid.
Our platform only takes JPG and suppliers send HEIC constantly. This is how we handle it now — drop the files, grab the ZIP.
Converting to WebP instead of JPG — didn't know that was an option. Got 40% smaller files with identical visual quality. Using this every day now.
My parents send HEIC photos from their iPhone and they always wonder why the images look broken on Windows. I shared this link — problem solved permanently.
My client sends me HEIC photos from her iPhone and no one in our team could open them. Now I just drop them here and get JPGs in seconds. Lifesaver.
I had 200 HEIC files from a trip and needed them as JPGs for a photo book. Batch converted the lot in under a minute. No quality loss whatsoever.
I was sceptical about photos staying local in the browser. Turns out everything runs client-side — nothing routes through a server.
GPS coordinates and capture date both intact in the output JPG. That's the thing that sold me — most converters drop the EXIF entirely.
The other converters I tried had ads, upload caps or watermarks. This one has none of that. Batch mode is fast and the output quality is solid.
Our platform only takes JPG and suppliers send HEIC constantly. This is how we handle it now — drop the files, grab the ZIP.
Converting to WebP instead of JPG — didn't know that was an option. Got 40% smaller files with identical visual quality. Using this every day now.
My parents send HEIC photos from their iPhone and they always wonder why the images look broken on Windows. I shared this link — problem solved permanently.
Apple's HEIC format squeezes twice the quality into half the file size. Great for your iPhone's storage — not so great when Windows, web platforms, printers, or Android apps refuse to open it.
Not all conversions are equal. Drag the quality slider to balance file size against visual fidelity — or output to PNG for pixel-perfect lossless results that match the HEIC source exactly.
Drop your HEIC files, pick an output format, download. Everything decodes and re-encodes locally in your browser — your iPhone photos never touch a server.
One file or fifty — drop them all at once. Works with HEIC, HEIF, Live Photos, and AVIF straight from your iPhone, iCloud or camera roll.
Select JPG, PNG or WebP. Set the quality slider for JPEG — 90% is the sweet spot. Or go lossless with PNG or WebP.
Each converted file downloads instantly. For batches, grab them all as a single ZIP. No email, no account, no watermark.
2× the visual quality per byte compared to JPEG. The downside: Windows, older Android apps, and most web platforms don't support it natively without extra codecs or plugins.No account. No watermark. No upload. Your iPhone photos convert locally in your browser and download in seconds.