FormatGo helps you work with HEIC/HEIF files in one place. Convert images to JPG, PNG, WebP or PDF, preview multi-frame HEIC files, inspect available EXIF data, and compress HEIC images. Privacy mode processes files locally in your browser without uploads, while Cloud mode supports server-side processing and ZIP input.
I built FormatGo because I kept running into the same problem with HEIC photos from my iPhone: many websites and tools still don’t accept the format.
I wanted one place where I could quickly view a HEIC file, convert it to a more widely supported format, or compress it when needed.
One thing I cared about was giving users a choice in how their files are processed. Privacy mode handles conversion directly in the browser without uploading the images, while Cloud mode is available for cases where server-side processing or ZIP input is more useful.
FormatGo currently supports HEIC/HEIF conversion to JPG, PNG, WebP and PDF, along with a HEIC viewer and compression tool.
I’d appreciate any feedback, especially on the conversion workflow and anything that feels confusing or unnecessary.