Convert iPhone HEIC photos to JPG in your browser: batch your camera roll, keep quality high, and never upload a photo anywhere.
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iPhones shoot HEIC by default, but Chrome, Firefox, Windows and most upload forms still can't open it. This page converts HEIC to JPG entirely on your device — batch a whole camera roll, keep quality at 95, and nothing is uploaded anywhere (most 'free' HEIC converters are servers that keep your photos for hours).
FAQ
HEIC→JPG is a re-encode, so technically yes — at quality 95 (this page's default) the difference is imperceptible for photos. For archival, keep the HEIC originals too.
The HEIC decoder (~2.7 MB of WebAssembly) loads on demand the first time a HEIC file arrives. After that, conversions are fast.
The still frame converts fine; the motion part is video and is not carried into the JPG.
How it works & more
iPhones shoot HEIC by default, but Chrome, Firefox, Windows and most upload forms still can't open it. This page converts HEIC to JPG entirely on your device — batch a whole camera roll, keep quality at 95, and nothing is uploaded anywhere (most 'free' HEIC converters are servers that keep your photos for hours).
FAQ
HEIC→JPG is a re-encode, so technically yes — at quality 95 (this page's default) the difference is imperceptible for photos. For archival, keep the HEIC originals too.
The HEIC decoder (~2.7 MB of WebAssembly) loads on demand the first time a HEIC file arrives. After that, conversions are fast.
The still frame converts fine; the motion part is video and is not carried into the JPG.