HEIC to JPG
Convert iPhone HEIC photos to JPG, the format that opens and prints anywhere — with a background colour choice for any transparent areas.
Convert iPhone HEIC photos to PNG, the lossless format that opens in any editor.
Drop HEIC or HEIF photos to get PNGs you can open and edit anywhere. Transparency is kept.
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Drop them straight from your iPhone or a Photos export. They are read off your disk and stay there.
PNG is lossless, so there is nothing to tune for image quality. Files appear as each one finishes.
Take one file, or the whole batch as a ZIP.
| Input | Output | Typical saving | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| heic / heif | png | files grow 2–5× | Editing work where no quality may be lost |
| heic / heif | png | files grow 2–5× | Software that rejects HEIC and JPG artefacts |
We ran the same files through the popular alternatives first. These are the gaps we found, and what this tool does instead.
PNG is lossless, so the decoded image is preserved exactly — the right choice before editing or archiving.
test: zoom into a detailed area and compare against a JPG conversionThe conversion runs inside your browser and the photo is never sent anywhere.
test: watch the network tab while a file convertsEach file lists its original and converted size, so the size increase is visible before you download.
test: convert one photo and read the two numbersHEIC is the efficient format iPhones use to save photos — small files, full quality, but not something every editor or app will open. Converting to PNG fixes that: PNG opens in virtually any image editor, viewer or website, keeps transparency, and — because it’s lossless — preserves the decoded photo exactly, with nothing thrown away.
That lossless part is the reason to choose PNG over JPG. Most HEIC converters only offer JPG, which re-compresses the image and discards detail. PNG keeps every pixel — what you want before editing, retouching or archiving. The trade-off is size: a lossless PNG of a photo is usually two to five times larger than the HEIC it came from, so this tool shows the original and converted size for each file and the increase is never a surprise. If a smaller file matters more than pixel-perfection, HEIC to WebP is the better pick.
Everything runs in your browser — your photos are decoded and converted on your own device and never uploaded to a server. Browsers can’t read Apple’s HEIC format on their own, so a small decoder library loads the first time you drop a file; your photo is never part of that request.
Need a different output? HEIC to PDF combines iPhone photos into one document, HEIC to WebP makes web-ready files, and the format field guide explains when each format is the right call.
No. The conversion happens inside your browser and the photo is never sent anywhere. One caveat specific to HEIC: browsers cannot decode Apple's format on their own, so a small decoder library downloads the first time you drop a file. Your image is not part of that request.
PNG if the image is going into an editor or needs to stay pixel-perfect. JPG if you are sharing it or emailing it, because PNG files of photographs are several times larger.
HEIC is a highly efficient lossy format and PNG is lossless, so it stores far more data. Expect the file to grow two to five times. That is the cost of losing nothing.
No. PNG stores the decoded image exactly, with no further compression loss.
Yes, with no file-count limit. Download them individually or as a single ZIP.
iPhones don't export PNG directly — the built-in options give you JPG or a PDF, and a screenshot loses quality. Open this page in your phone's browser instead, drop the photos, and download true lossless PNGs. Nothing installs and nothing is uploaded.
Yes. If the HEIC has transparent areas they're preserved in the PNG, which is one reason PNG is the right choice for logos, graphics and editing work.
Convert iPhone HEIC photos to JPG, the format that opens and prints anywhere — with a background colour choice for any transparent areas.
Convert iPhone HEIC photos straight to WebP at a quality level you choose, without going through JPG first.
Shrink images by quality level or to a target file size, and compare before and after at full zoom before you download.