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HEIC to JPG converter

Convert a phone-full of iPhone photos to JPG without sending a single one to a server.

  • Convert HEIC and HEIF to JPG, PNG or WebP
  • Process up to 50 photos in one batch
  • Resize and compress at the same time, or keep the original dimensions
  • GPS coordinates and camera metadata removed automatically

Prepare photos for

Pick more than one to export for several at once

Output settings

Shape

How to fit

Keeps the whole photo and fills the rest with a solid colour.

Format

JPG is accepted everywhere. WebP is smaller but not supported by every marketplace.

Background

Background colour

#FFFFFF

Enlarge small photos

A photo smaller than the size your platforms ask for is enlarged first, so it comes out at full marketplace size instead of shrinking to fit.

Auto-frame the product

Every photo comes out with the item centred and the same breathing room around it, however differently they were shot.

Files are saved as photo-1.jpg

Watermark

100% in your browser. Nothing is uploaded. Processing happens on your device, and re-saving each photo removes GPS and camera metadata automatically.

Conversion defaults

Input
HEIC, HEIF, JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF
Output
JPG, PNG or WebP
Default long edge
2048 px
Default quality
85
Batch size
Up to 50 photos

2048 pixels clears the recommended size for Etsy, Amazon, eBay and Instagram in one setting. Photos smaller than the target are never upscaled — enlarging pixels adds file size without adding detail.

How to convert HEIC to JPG

  1. 1Add your HEIC files

    Drop them in or pick them from the file browser. The decoder loads on demand, only when a HEIC file is actually present.

  2. 2Choose the output

    JPG suits almost everything. Keep the original ratio, or square things off if the photos are heading for a marketplace.

  3. 3Download

    Take the files individually, or the whole batch as a ZIP.

HEIC is the format an iPhone uses by default. It stores the same photo in roughly half the space of a JPEG, which is excellent until you try to use the file somewhere that has never heard of it — an older Windows app, a marketplace bulk uploader, a print service, or a client who just wants to open the attachment.

This converter decodes HEIC directly in your browser and writes standard JPG. Files are read from your device and processed by your own machine, so a batch of fifty holiday photos never travels anywhere. That is a meaningful difference from the usual online converters, which upload your photos to a server, promise to delete them within the hour, and often cap a free batch at five photos before nudging you toward a paid plan. Here the limit is 50 photos per batch, free, with nothing stamped on the result — the only watermark available is your own optional one.

By default the output is capped at 2048 pixels on the long edge at quality 85. That clears the recommended size for every marketplace in one setting while cutting a 12-megapixel iPhone photo to roughly a quarter of its pixel count. If you want the original dimensions, set the longest side higher — nothing is ever upscaled.

HEIC conversion questions

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