Turn confusing iPhone HEIC photos into JPG, or switch any image to the format a website, form or print shop actually accepts.
Drop in one file or a whole batch, including iPhone HEIC photos.
Pick JPG for smallest, PNG for transparency, or WebP for a modern balance.
Every file gets its own download button once converted.
iPhones save photos in Apple's HEIC format by default, which is more efficient than JPEG but isn't recognised by a lot of older Windows software, web forms and print shops. The usual fix is uploading the file to a converter site, which — for a personal photo — means sending it to a server you have no visibility into, just to get a format change.
This tool reads the HEIC file directly in your browser and re-encodes it to JPG, PNG or WebP without any of that round trip. The same applies going the other way: switching a PNG screenshot to a smaller JPG, or a JPG photo to WebP for a faster-loading web page.
Common uses: opening iPhone photos on a Windows PC, attaching a photo to a form that only accepts JPG, or standardising a batch of mixed-format images before uploading them somewhere. If the converted file still needs to shrink further, follow up with Compress Image, or use Resize & Crop if it also needs to match an exact size.
iPhones save photos as HEIC by default, a format many older programs and web forms don't recognize. Converting to JPG fixes this instantly.
There's a small quality trade-off going from a lossless format, but at standard settings it's rarely noticeable. For maximum quality, convert to PNG instead.
Yes — drop in as many images as you like and convert them together; each one downloads separately.