Convert HEIC to JPG
iPhone photos are saved as HEIC, which many websites and Windows apps can’t open. Drop them here to get JPGs — as many as you like. Your photos never leave your device.
A new quality applies to photos you add after changing it.
How it works
Each photo is decoded inside your browser and saved again as a JPG at the quality you pick. Higher quality looks closer to the original but makes bigger files; 90% is a good default. If a HEIC file holds several pictures, you get one JPG for each. Need the JPG under a size limit for a form? Use compress image to exact KB. Need several photos in one PDF? Use images to PDF under a KB limit.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. The converter runs on your phone or computer, so your photos are never sent anywhere. The first time you add a photo, the browser downloads the converter itself (about 1.4 MB).
Why did a file fail?
The reason is shown next to the file. Common causes: the file is not really HEIC (for example, it is already a JPG), it is damaged, or it is too large for your device’s memory.
Does the JPG keep the date and location?
No. Camera details such as date, location and device are not copied into the JPG. The picture itself, including its rotation, is kept.
Can my iPhone save photos as JPG instead?
Yes. In Settings › Camera › Formats, choose “Most Compatible.” New photos are then saved as JPG. Photos you already took stay HEIC, so convert those here.