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Convert iPhone HEIC photos to widely supported JPG format. Fully client-side, secure.
Drag & Drop your HEIC images here
or click anywhere in this box to browse files
HEIC to JPG turns iPhone photos into JPG files that open on almost any phone, computer or website. Add one photo or a whole batch, click Convert to JPG, and download the results one by one or as a single Zip file. It is useful when a photo will not open on a Windows PC, will not upload to a form, or needs to reach someone who does not use Apple devices. The conversion runs in your browser, so your photos are not uploaded to a server, and no account is needed.
Drag & drop zone – Click or drop HEIC/HEIF files anywhere inside the blue outlined area
Real‑time file list – See each image name, size, and a thumbnail preview
Individual file removal – Click the ✕ button next to any file to remove it from the batch
Progress bar & status – Shows which HEIC file is being processed and overall completion
Convert button – Starts the HEIC to JPG conversion using the heic2any engine
Clear & Change buttons – Reset all files or add more without restarting the tool
Drag HEIC or HEIF files into the box, or click the box and select them. Each photo appears in the list with its name and size.
Click Convert to JPG. A status line shows which photo is being processed, and a progress bar fills as the batch moves along.
When “Processing Complete!” appears, pick One by One for separate files or Download as Zip for a single archive.
Click Download. With One by One your browser may ask permission to save several files at once. With Zip you get images.zip, with the photos inside a folder named converted_images.
Want a smaller file after converting? Run the result through Compress Image to shrink it further for sharing.
Need a different size? Use Resize Image after converting to fit the exact dimensions you need.
If your photos are already in JPG but you need PNG for editing, use JPG to PNG instead.
HEIC is Apple’s default photo format since iOS 11, which is why many non-Apple apps and websites can’t open these files directly.
Drop HEIC or HEIF files anywhere in the upload box, or click the box to pick them from your device. Files in other formats are not added to the list, so only the right photos end up there.
Every photo is saved as a JPG at 90 percent quality, which keeps good detail and gives a file that opens almost anywhere. Each file keeps its original name, with .jpg in place of .heic.
When “Processing Complete!” appears, choose One by One for separate JPG files or Download as Zip for a single images.zip. The panel stays open, so you can switch modes and download again without converting again.
Add as many photos as you like. Each one appears with its name and size, and the ✕ button removes any photo before you convert. Clear and Change both empty the list so you can start again.
While the batch runs, a status line names the photo being processed and a progress bar fills as the work moves along, so you always know where a long batch stands.
The conversion runs locally with the heic2any library, so your photos are not uploaded. If one file cannot be converted, an alert shows the error and the rest of the batch carries on.
The conversion runs in your browser with the heic2any library, and your photos are not uploaded. The tool sets no limit on file size or number of files, but it converts one photo at a time, so a big batch uses your device’s memory and can take a while. Only HEIC and HEIF files are accepted, and JPG quality is fixed at 90 percent, with no resize or quality settings.
Older apps and Windows PCs: A photo named IMG_2041.HEIC will not open in an older viewer. After conversion it becomes IMG_2041.jpg and opens like any other picture.
Forms and portals: A job or visa portal accepts only JPG or PNG. Convert your 8 photos in one batch, then upload the JPG files.
Sharing with Android users: Twelve holiday photos can be converted in one go and downloaded as a single images.zip, so you send one file instead of twelve.
Yes. The conversion runs in your browser, so your photos stay on your device.
Yes. Add as many as you like, then click Convert to JPG once.
After “Processing Complete!”, choose Download as Zip and click Download. You get images.zip.
The tool sets none. Large batches depend on your device’s memory, and photos are converted one at a time.
An alert shows the error, and the tool carries on with the remaining photos.
No. Photos are saved at a fixed 90 percent quality.
Each keeps its original name, with .jpg at the end.
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