HEIC to JPG — Convert iPhone Photos to Universal JPG
Convert HEIC/HEIF images from an iPhone to JPG so they open on Windows, Android, older browsers, and any app that doesn't support Apple's format. Runs in your browser — no upload, no software install.
Why HEIC exists and why it's annoying
Apple uses HEIC because it stores photos at similar quality to JPG at half the file size. The downside: most non-Apple platforms can't open it directly, so sharing means converting.
Batch or single
Drop one HEIC or several — each gets its own JPG output. Original EXIF metadata (camera, date, GPS) is preserved.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does converting reduce quality?
A small loss from re-encoding to JPG. Set JPG quality high in your workflow if pixel-perfect matters.
Why can't Windows open HEIC directly?
Windows can, with Microsoft's HEIF extension installed — but sharing to others still needs JPG.
Does it work on Live Photos?
The still frame converts; the motion component is dropped (only Apple software preserves it).