Settings for each file
Keep the original dimensions, set width or height, enter both, or scale by a percentage. Apply settings to the batch or adjust a file separately.
Make JPG copies of HEIC or HEIF photos. Control output size, quality, orientation and metadata while your images stay in your browser.
or drop images here
Your images stay on your device. No uploads.
Select up to 30 HEIC or HEIF files from your device.
Keep JPG selected. Adjust dimensions, compression, Auto Orient or Strip metadata for all files or one file.
Start conversion, check each result and download JPG images individually or in a ZIP.
Keep the original dimensions, set width or height, enter both, or scale by a percentage. Apply settings to the batch or adjust a file separately.
A supported HEIC containing several main images produces a separate output for each. Download results individually or collect successful images in a ZIP.
No registration is needed. Images stay in your browser; when needed, a decoder supplied by this site runs locally without uploading your photos.
Select up to 30 HEIC or HEIF files, up to 300 MiB total. Each file must be at most 50 MiB, 64 megapixels and 32,767 pixels on either side. Damaged files and unsupported variants receive an error.
HEIC conversion keeps EXIF by default, including location data if it is present. Auto Orient is on by default, and the saved orientation tag is set to 1. Select Strip metadata to remove metadata before sharing.
Yes. Choose a quality level or a maximum KB size in the compression options. A tight KB limit may require smaller dimensions and may be impossible to reach. Successful size-limited results are checked against the selected limit.
Conversion creates a new image, and JPG encoding can change detail. A 10-bit source becomes 8-bit output. Browser canvas limits may also require proportional downscaling, which is marked in the result. Keep your original.
No. If a supported HEIC contains several main images, each is converted separately, with numbered names such as photo-1.jpg and photo-2.jpg. You can download each result or all successful images as a ZIP.
Yes. Change the output format for the batch or an individual file. PNG is also available on the HEIC to PNG page. WebP is available only if the browser supports encoding it.
HEIC is a form of HEIF, the High Efficiency Image File Format, commonly used for photos on Apple devices. A file may contain more than one image and can include camera metadata.
Supported Apple devices can open HEIF photos in compatible apps, including Photos and Preview on a Mac. Support varies across other systems and apps. If the destination cannot open your file, convert it to a supported format.
JPG, also called JPEG, is a widely supported photo format. Its adjustable compression can change detail and file size. It does not preserve transparency or all the information a HEIC original may contain.
Open the downloaded JPG with your usual photo viewer, browser or image editor. Check its appearance and dimensions before sending it to a form or app. Keep the HEIC original for future editing.