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Processed entirely in your browser. Never uploaded to a server.

Convert HEIC photos from an iPhone to widely compatible JPG images. Use JPG when a Windows application, website, or older device can't open the original HEIC file. JPG is recognized almost everywhere HEIC isn't.

FAQ

Is my photo uploaded anywhere?
No. Conversion happens entirely in your browser. Your photo never leaves your device.
Does this work on mobile?
Yes, though very large photos may take a few extra seconds on older phones.
What's the difference between HEIC and HEIF?
HEIF is the underlying container format; HEIC is the specific file extension Apple uses for HEIF images, typically encoded with HEVC. In practice, "HEIC file" and "HEIF photo" refer to the same thing on an iPhone.
Will the JPG look different from the original?
It should look extremely similar at normal viewing sizes, but it's a new lossy encoding, not a lossless format conversion. Repeatedly converting back and forth will degrade quality slightly each time, same as any JPG re-save.
What happens to photo metadata like location and date?
This tool focuses on the image data itself; camera/location/date metadata isn't guaranteed to carry over the same way it does when AirDropping or exporting from Photos. If you need that metadata preserved exactly, check the output before deleting your original.

Want to understand why iPhone photos use this format in the first place? Read the guide

Want the fuller technical comparison? Read HEIC vs JPG: A Real Comparison.

Need the JPG smaller, or a specific size? Try Compress Image or Resize Image next.