HEIC to JPG - Convert iPhone Photos Free

Upload your HEIC files and download them as standard JPG images that work on any device.

Yes. Convert multiple photos at once and download each JPG individually.

JPG uses light compression, but the converter keeps quality high so photos look just as good.

JPG gives you standard image files for sharing and editing; PDF bundles photos into a document for viewing or printing.

No. Everything happens in your browser - your photos never leave your device.

HEIC saves space on iPhones, but many apps, websites and older devices still cannot open it, while JPG is the universal photo standard that works virtually everywhere. Convert when you need to share, upload or reuse photos in documents, editors and online forms without compatibility surprises.

Pick High for printing and archive copies where detail matters most, Medium for everyday sharing and web uploads, and Low when you need the smallest files for quick previews or attachments. The difference shows mostly in fine textures, so Medium is the practical balance for most photos.

Yes. You can batch-convert up to 20 HEIC photos in one run, and each image downloads as its own JPG file in the order you added them. Decoding and conversion run entirely in your browser, so your iPhone photos never leave your device during the batch.

The file may still be downloading, corrupted, or not a true HEIC image despite its name, for example the video part of a Live Photo. Re-export the original photo from your library and try again. Also keep the general 100 MB per-file limit in mind for very large images.

Recent iPhones capture a wider color range than JPG can fully represent, so very saturated colors can shift slightly during conversion. The High quality setting keeps differences minimal, and for screens and normal prints the converted photos look practically identical to the originals in everyday use.