Free tool
Convert HEIC to JPG
iPhones save photos as HEIC, which many websites and Windows programs do not open. Turn them into JPG — where your browser can read HEIC.
Your image is processed on your device and is not uploaded to our servers. Closing the page discards it.Choose an image → adjust → download
Example
Same photo, another format
One photo saved in each format. The badges show the real file sizes.
About this setting
It depends on your browser
This converter uses the image support built into your browser and has no HEIC decoder of its own. Recent versions of Safari on iPhone, iPad and Mac can open HEIC, so the conversion works there. Chrome, Edge and Firefox on most systems cannot, and the tool tells you so instead of producing a broken file.
If your browser cannot open HEIC, the iPhone itself has simple fixes: set Settings → Camera → Formats to “Most Compatible” to take JPG photos from now on, or set Settings → Photos → Transfer to Mac or PC to “Automatic”, which converts photos to JPG when you copy them to a computer.
Tips
- Open this page in Safari on your iPhone, iPad or Mac for the best chance of success.
- Choose 90% quality to keep the detail of iPhone photos in a reasonably small JPG.
- Live Photos and portrait photos are converted as a single still image.
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FAQ
Good to know
Why does it say my browser cannot open HEIC?
Only some browsers, mainly recent Safari, can read HEIC files. Open the page in Safari, or switch the iPhone camera to “Most Compatible” to take JPG photos.Is my iPhone photo uploaded for the conversion?
No. The conversion happens on your device using your browser's own image support; the photo is not sent to our servers.Is the JPG lower quality than the HEIC?
At 90% it looks the same, but the file is larger: HEIC is more efficient, so a JPG with the same look takes more space.
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