● heic → jpg · server-side · free
If your iPhone photos won't open on Windows, in an old app, or on a website that expects a JPG, this converts them properly — in batch, with no watermark.
Drop HEIC files, or click to browse
multiple files supported · converted on our server
HEIC (High Efficiency Image Container) is the format iPhones save photos in by default since iOS 11. It uses HEVC compression to store the same visual quality in roughly half the file size of a JPG. That's great for storage — but HEIC support outside Apple's ecosystem is inconsistent: many Windows programs, older Android apps, email clients, and web forms only accept JPG or PNG.
Converting to JPG trades a bit of file size for universal compatibility — every browser, editor, and platform built in the last two decades can open a JPG.
iPhone / iPad
Open this page in Safari, tap the drop zone, and choose photos from your camera roll. No app install needed.
Windows / Mac
Drag HEIC files straight from File Explorer or Finder onto the drop zone above.
Android
If you've received HEIC photos from an iPhone via AirDrop-alternative apps or email, convert them here before opening in Android's default gallery.
| Format | HEIC | JPG |
| File size (same quality) | Smaller — roughly half | Larger |
| Universal support | Limited outside Apple devices | Supported everywhere |
| Default on | iPhone, iPad (iOS 11+) | Most other cameras, web, editing tools |
Need to go the other way? Try the JPG to HEIC converter, or read what HEIC actually is and why iPhones use it.