📷 HEIC to JPG Converter

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Drag & drop your HEIC / HEIF files

or click to choose photos from device

Max 10MB per file, up to 10 files at once

⚙️ Convert Options

Output Format

JPEG Quality 85%

Why are iPhones saving in HEIC?

Beginning with iOS 11, Apple set the default camera capture format to HEIC to optimize storage usage. A HEIC file uses advanced High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) compression to save photos. This standard provides superior image quality, support for 16-bit color depth (instead of 8-bit in JPEG), transparency, and embedded live photo assets, while occupying 50% less space on your device.

Despite these benefits, most Windows, Android, and web tools (like email attachments or social media upload forms) do not recognize the .heic file extension, prompting the need to convert them into standard JPEGs.

HEIC to JPG Converter – Free Offline Conversion

HEIC to JPG Converter is a secure, client-side utility built to convert Apple HEIC and HEIF photos into widely supported JPEG or PNG formats. You can drag and drop your iPhone photos directly into the browser to convert them instantly. No files are uploaded to any server.

What is HEIC format?

HEIC (High Efficiency Image Container) is the Apple implementation of the HEIF (High Efficiency Image File Format) standard. Introduced in iOS 11, it allows iPhone cameras to store high-quality images at half the file size of traditional JPEGs. However, HEIC files are not natively supported on older Windows operating systems, Android phones, or many web platforms, creating the need for a simple conversion utility.

How does local conversion work?

Traditional online converters force you to upload large photos to a cloud server, process them, and download them back. This consumes massive bandwidth, exposes your private photos to third parties, and introduces waiting queues. Our converter solves this by executing the decoding library (heic2any) directly inside your browser. Your images stay 100% private and are processed locally in milliseconds.

Frequently Asked Questions

To maintain high browser performance and avoid CPU bottlenecks, we limit batch conversion to 10 files per session, with a maximum file size of 10MB per image. You can process as many sessions as you like.

JPEG uses lossy compression, but you can adjust the Quality slider up to 100% in our options panel to minimize quality loss. Alternatively, you can select PNG output for a completely lossless conversion.