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.
Create PNG versions of HEIC or HEIF photos for editing or an app that requires PNG. Choose dimensions and metadata settings without uploading images.
or drop images here
Your images stay on your device. No uploads.
Select up to 30 HEIC or HEIF files from your device.
Keep PNG selected. Adjust dimensions, Auto Orient and Strip metadata; set a KB limit if needed.
Start conversion, review the output and download PNG 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.
Often it will be larger. PNG is an output-format choice, not a file-size guarantee. You can set a KB ceiling, but reaching it may require smaller dimensions or may be impossible.
No such guarantee is made. The browser converts the decoded image to an 8-bit output, including when the HEIC source is 10-bit. Resizing and browser canvas limits can also change dimensions. Keep the original for its source detail and data.
Changing a quality setting alone does not reduce PNG output in this browser workflow. Use dimensions or the maximum KB option when size matters. A tight KB limit may shrink the image and cannot always be reached.
Yes, supported files with several main images produce numbered PNG files such as photo-1.png. Each successful result can be downloaded separately or included in a ZIP. Unsupported variants receive an error.
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.
PNG stands for Portable Network Graphics. It is widely supported by browsers and image editors and can store transparency. A PNG copy of a HEIC photo may be larger, and this conversion does not preserve every property of the original.
Open the downloaded PNG in a browser, your device’s image viewer or an image editor. Check the result in the app where you plan to use it. Keep the HEIC original if you need the source data later.