Heic to Jpg - Turn iPhone HEIC photos into JPG/PNG. Bulk, no upload.

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Convert HEIC/HEIF images to JPG or PNG - entirely in your browser. Batch process multiple files, choose output format (JPG or PNG additionally webp and avif ) , preserve quality and metadata. No uploads. No servers. No sign-up. No limits. Perfect for iPhone photos, screenshots, and web assets.

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I'm excited to share HEIC to JPG/PNG (additionally webp and avif included) Converter. a tool I built because Apple's modern format shouldn't mean compatibility headaches. The problem: iPhones and modern cameras use HEIC. a highly compressed, efficient format. But Windows, older Android devices, and most web applications don't support it natively. Every time I received HEIC photos from friends or clients, I couldn't open them. And every "free" converter required uploading my images to sketchy servers. The solution: An HEIC converter that runs 100% in your browser — with privacy-first features: šŸ“ø Batch Conversion — Convert multiple HEIC files simultaneously. Drop an entire folder of iPhone photos and convert them all at once. šŸŽÆ Two Output Formats — Choose JPG (universal compatibility) or PNG (lossless, transparent background support). šŸ›”ļø Zero-trust architecture — Your images never leave your device. No uploads. No servers. No tracking. Your family photos, client work, and personal memories stay yours. ⚔ Preserves Quality & Metadata — Full resolution, color profiles, and EXIF data are preserved. šŸ“¦ No Limits — No file caps, no daily quotas, no size restrictions. Convert as many as you want. šŸ†“ 100% free — No watermarks. No sign-up. No "upgrade to pro." Who is this for? iPhone users sharing photos with Windows/Android friends Photographers preparing images for editing or printing Designers and developers needing web-ready assets Anyone who's ever received a ".heic" file they couldn't open The key insight: Most online HEIC converters upload your photos to servers where they're stored and processed. For personal photos, family memories, or client work, this introduces severe privacy risks. We process everything offline in your local browser. I'd love your feedback! Try it out and let me know what you think. and give me suggestion to improve the tools... thank you!