1. Choose photos
Drop HEIC, HEIF, or iPhone-provided JPEG files into the converter.
HEIC to JPG
Choose iPhone HEIC, HEIF, or already-compatible JPEG photos, adjust JPG quality when conversion is needed, and download files without uploading anything.
Runs in your browser
No file uploads
JPG quality control
Drop HEIC photos here
Files stay on this device. The JPG converter runs locally after you choose photos.
Did you download iPhone photos from Google Drive or Dropbox and find they won't open on your PC? Convert HEIC to JPG instantly right in your browser, keeping your personal photos safe.
The page loads as static HTML first. The HEIC engine is requested only when you start converting.
Drop HEIC, HEIF, or iPhone-provided JPEG files into the converter.
A browser worker handles conversion on this device.
Save each JPG when the conversion is ready.
No upload endpoint is created for this tool. File data stays inside browser File, Blob, worker, and object URL APIs.
The converter is designed for personal photos, quick sharing, and compatibility with sites that do not accept HEIC files.
Metadata may be removed during conversion, which can improve compatibility and reduce accidental sharing of private camera details.
On iPhone, Safari may receive a JPEG copy from Photos before the website sees the file. That JPEG stays on your device too, and it is ready to download immediately.
No. The converter runs in your browser, and your photos are processed on your device.
Metadata may be removed for privacy and compatibility when a HEIC photo is converted to JPG.
Yes. You can add multiple HEIC or HEIF photos. The tool processes files in small batches to keep the browser responsive.
iOS may hand Safari a JPEG copy when you choose a photo from the Photos library. If that happens, the tool marks the file as ready because no HEIC to JPG conversion is needed.
Yes. The site is static, and the conversion engine runs client-side after the page loads.