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HEIC to JPG Converter - Free & Private (No Upload)

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Convert HEIC/HEIF iPhone photos to JPG online. Batch conversion, quality control, processed locally in your browser — photos never leave your device.

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Usage Guide

Convert iPhone HEIC/HEIF to JPG locally: batch, multi-frame split, orientation bake-in. Default quality ~90%; use HEIC→PNG for lossless.

1. Steps

  1. Drop HEIC only.
  2. Set quality and convert.
  3. Download per row or all; multi-frame expands.

2. Format choice

HEIC for Apple ecosystem, JPG for sharing, PNG for editing/alpha.

3. EXIF

  • Orientation baked when supported.
  • GPS not rewritten on Canvas export.
  • Keep original HEIC for archival metadata.

4. Failures

  • Truncation / Live Photo video half.
  • Export a still and retry one file.
  • Reduce batch size under memory pressure.

5. OS alternative

Camera → Most Compatible shoots JPG; this page helps on machines without Apple tools.

6. Pair tools

  • HEIC to PNG / WebP.
  • Then image-to-PDF for binders.

FAQ

Re-encoding has a minor effect; the default 90% quality is visually near-lossless. For fully lossless output use HEIC to PNG.

No. WebAssembly decodes HEIC inside your browser and the photos stay on your device — the core difference from most online converters.

Since iOS 11 the High Efficiency format is the default, roughly half the size of JPG, but Windows and some apps cannot read it. You can also switch Settings - Camera - Formats to "Most Compatible" to shoot JPG directly.

Yes. Drop dozens of photos, then download row by row or all at once; name collisions get a -2 suffix. Burst and multi-frame HEIC keep every frame, exported as name.jpg, name-2.jpg, and so on.

Canvas export does not write EXIF back. That keeps shares cleaner; keep the original HEIC when you need location or timestamps.

Usually a truncated file, a renamed non-HEIC, or the video half of a Live Photo. Export a still frame from Photos and retry that one file; shrink the batch size if it still fails.

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