HEIC to JPEG Converter

Apple uses HEIC (High Efficiency Image Coding) as the default photo format because it stores the same visual quality in roughly half the file size of JPEG. The downside is that older apps, websites, and email clients often cannot open it, which is why converting to JPEG, PNG, or WebP is so common.

JPEG output uses a high quality setting, so the result looks the same to the eye while staying far smaller than the original HEIC. Choosing PNG produces a lossless image at a larger file size, and WebP is a strong middle ground between the two.

No. HEIC decoding happens entirely in your browser using the libheif WebAssembly engine, and the source file plus the converted output both stay in memory on your device. Nothing is sent to a server, so private photo collections stay private.

Yes. Batch mode accepts multiple HEIC files or a ZIP of them, converts each in turn, and lets you download the results individually or all together as a ZIP archive.

Standard Apple HEIC and HEIF images, whether they come from an iPhone, iPad, or another modern device that uses the format. JPEG and PNG files are not processed here since they already open everywhere.