JPG
Best for photographs, email, forms, smaller downloads, and broad compatibility.
iPhone photo compatibility
Turn Apple HEIC and HEIF photos into files that open easily on Windows, Android, websites, editors, and social platforms.
Three simple steps
Choose photos from your iPhone, iPad, Mac, cloud folder, or another device.
Use JPG for everyday photos, PNG for editing, or WebP for modern websites.
Save each converted image or collect multiple completed files together.
Format guide
The best format depends on where the photo is going. Keep the original HEIC file as your archive so you can convert it again later.
Best for photographs, email, forms, smaller downloads, and broad compatibility.
Best when you want a lossless output for editing, though the file will usually be larger.
HEIC is a space-efficient image format commonly used by Apple devices. Some websites, Windows applications, and older devices do not support it directly.
Choose JPG for photographs, smaller files, and broad compatibility. Choose PNG when you prefer a lossless output for editing. Converting to PNG does not add transparency that was not present in the source.
Yes. Add multiple supported HEIC or HEIF files, choose an output format, and download the completed results.
Conversion runs locally by default. If a newer HEIC file is incompatible with the browser decoder, the tool offers an optional server fallback and explains the transfer before you choose it. The fallback processes the file in memory and does not intentionally store it.