HEIC does not open
Many older apps, web forms and browsers do not support HEIC/HEIF.
Convert the file to JPG before uploading or sharing.
Convert iPhone HEIC/HEIF photos to compatible JPG files for free. Batch processing, quality control and downloads happen locally in your browser.
HEIC to JPG converts iPhone HEIC/HEIF photos into more compatible JPG files, with batch handling and quality control. Conversion runs locally in your browser and files are not uploaded.
Many older apps, web forms and browsers do not support HEIC/HEIF.
Convert the file to JPG before uploading or sharing.
HEIC is more efficient, while JPG is more compatible.
Compress the JPG after conversion when size matters.
The file may be damaged, use an unsupported variant or exceed browser memory.
Process fewer files or export the photo again from the device.
HEIC is efficient, while JPG is more compatible.
| Format | Strength | Best for | Limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| HEIC/HEIF | Smaller files at similar quality | iPhone originals and personal archives | Not accepted by many older systems |
| JPG/JPEG | Very broad compatibility | Forms, email and general uploads | Lossy format without transparency |
| Batch conversion | Process many iPhone photos at once | Travel sets and document batches | Browser performance depends on file size |
| Compression after conversion | Reduce JPG size further | Upload limits and email attachments | Use the Image Compressor after conversion |
IMG_1024.HEIC · 3.2MB · JPG quality 90%
IMG_1024.jpg · ready for forms, email and older image apps
Output size depends on photo content and quality.
Convert HEIC photos before submitting them to systems that only accept JPG.
Create JPG files that open reliably on more devices and apps.
Convert to JPG first, then compress or merge into a PDF.
No. Decoding, JPG creation and download links are handled locally in your browser.
Apple devices use high-efficiency image formats to save space while keeping quality high.
Yes. Select or drop multiple HEIC/HEIF files and download them individually or as a ZIP.
85% to 95% works for many photos. Use higher values for documents or images with fine text.
The current limit is 50MB per file.
No. JPG does not support transparency.
The file may be damaged, use an unsupported HEIC variant, be too large or exceed available browser memory.
Yes. It is free and does not require sign-in.