HEIC to JPG Converter
A convertoer designed to locally run in ur browser
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HEIC to JPG Converter - A convertoer designed to locally run in ur browser

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Convert HEIC and HEIF photos to JPG for free, right in your browser. No upload, no account, no file size limit. Batch convert iPhone photos and download as a ZIP instantly.

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A HEIC to JPG converter that never uploads your photos Most HEIC converters I found online either upload your images to a server (privacy concern for personal photos), paywall batch conversion, or bury a slow download behind ads. This one runs the whole conversion client-side using WebAssembly (heic2any) and zips the output with JSZip — so once the page is loaded, you could go offline and it'd still work. Link: Technical notes: files never leave the browser tab, batch conversion is free with no arbitrary size caps, output targets ~92% JPEG quality. Currently web-only; considering a native Android version if there's real pull, but wanted to validate demand on the web first before committing to that build. Would genuinely appreciate feedback on edge cases — particularly large batches (50+ photos) and any HEIC variants that trip up the decoder.

Would love a drag and drop reorder option before downloading the ZIP so I can control how photos come out named. Also a checkbox to strip EXIF data would be handy for sharing online.

Maker

 Thank you for sharing your feedback! the Drag-and-drop reordering for output naming is a great call — makes total sense for batch downloads. And the EXIF-strip checkbox is a smart privacy add, especially for anyone sharing photos online. Both are very doable and I'll get them queued up.

Love that the conversion happens entirely in the browser, no server upload needed. Big deal for anyone dealing with hundreds of iPhone photos who doesn't want to trust a random site with their private pics.

Maker

 Thanks, this really means a lot! Privacy was actually the core reason I built it this way — I wanted something people could trust with hundreds of personal photos without a second thought, so keeping everything client-side (nothing ever touches a server) was non-negotiable from day one.

Glad it's landing the way it was intended — appreciate you calling it out!

Would love to see a quality slider for the JPG output so I can balance file size and sharpness when batch converting camera roll dumps. Right now it feels fixed and some of my portrait shots come out softer than I'd like.

Maker

 Thanks for sharing your feedback — you're right that a fixed quality setting doesn't work well for every use case, especially portraits with lots of fine detail. A quality slider (with a sensible default) so you can dial up sharpness for photos that matter and compress harder for quick shares is a great addition, and it shouldn't be too heavy a lift on the conversion side.

Converted a batch of iPhone photos in seconds and the zipped download came through clean, loved that nothing left my browser.

Maker

 Thanks so much — glad the batch + zip flow worked smoothly for you! Speed and keeping everything on-device were both top priorities, so it's great to hear that came through in real use.

Appreciate you trying it out and sharing this!