How do I convert HEIC to JPG?

Choose the photos from your phone or computer, pick JPG, and download. Nothing is installed and no account is needed for everyday use.

Why won't my iPhone photos open on Windows?

Apple saves them as HEIC, a newer format that saves space but that Windows, many websites and older Android phones still cannot read. Converting to JPG makes the photo open everywhere.

Does converting remove the location from my photo?

Yes, by default. Phone photos carry GPS coordinates of where they were taken, which is usually someone's home, and most converters pass that straight through. Tick 'keep camera details' if you want the original data preserved.

Will the quality drop?

Only as much as you choose. The default quality is high enough that the difference is invisible at normal viewing size, and you can raise it to maximum. PNG is lossless, so it never loses anything.

Can I convert several photos at once?

Yes — up to 20 in one go, returned as a zip. Each one counts towards your monthly allowance, since the work is per photo.

Which formats can I convert to?

JPG, PNG and WebP always, plus AVIF where the server supports it. The options shown on the page are the ones this server can actually produce, so nothing is offered that would then fail.

HEIC to JPG

Convert iPhone photos to a format everything can open. PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP and TIFF work too, in either direction.

Free, no signup for everyday use. Location data is removed by default.

How to convert HEIC to JPG

1
Choose the photos — HEIC from an iPhone, or any JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP or TIFF.
2
Pick the format you want: JPG for anywhere, PNG to keep transparency, WebP for the web.
3
Adjust quality or resize if you need a smaller file.
4
Convert and download. Several at once come back as a zip.

Your photos know where you live

A phone writes more than pixels. Every photo carries the camera model, the exact time, and — unless you have turned it off — the GPS coordinates of the spot it was taken. For photos taken at home, that is your address, accurate to a few metres, travelling inside a file you are about to email or upload.

Most converters copy all of it straight into the output. This one removes it by default. The rotation flag is the exception, and it is handled rather than dropped: the image is physically turned the right way up first, so the photo stays upright even with no metadata left to describe it. Tick keep camera details if you want the original information preserved.

Which format should you pick?

JPG opens everywhere and is the right answer for photos, printing, and anything being sent to someone else. PNG is lossless and keeps transparency, which matters for logos and screenshots but makes photos much larger.

WebP is noticeably smaller than JPG at the same quality and is supported by every current browser — the right choice for a website, the wrong one for emailing your parents.

Need a PDF instead of an image? Combine photos into one PDF, or remove the background first.

About HEIC to JPG

iPhones save photos as HEIC, which Windows, older Android phones and most websites still refuse to open. This converts them to JPG — or PNG, WebP and AVIF — and keeps the picture the same size and quality unless you ask otherwise. It is not HEIC-only: PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, TIFF and AVIF all work in either direction. Location data is stripped by default, because a photo taken at home carries the coordinates of your home and converting a file is not consent to publish that.

HEIC and HEIF from any iPhone, plus JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, TIFF and AVIF
GPS and camera metadata removed by default — opt in if you want it kept
Photos stay the right way up instead of coming out sideways
Quality slider for JPG, WebP and AVIF; optional resize on the longest side
Convert up to 20 at once and get them back as a zip

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert HEIC to JPG?: Choose the photos from your phone or computer, pick JPG, and download. Nothing is installed and no account is needed for everyday use.
Why won't my iPhone photos open on Windows?: Apple saves them as HEIC, a newer format that saves space but that Windows, many websites and older Android phones still cannot read. Converting to JPG makes the photo open everywhere.
Does converting remove the location from my photo?: Yes, by default. Phone photos carry GPS coordinates of where they were taken, which is usually someone's home, and most converters pass that straight through. Tick 'keep camera details' if you want the original data preserved.
Will the quality drop?: Only as much as you choose. The default quality is high enough that the difference is invisible at normal viewing size, and you can raise it to maximum. PNG is lossless, so it never loses anything.
Can I convert several photos at once?: Yes — up to 20 in one go, returned as a zip. Each one counts towards your monthly allowance, since the work is per photo.
Which formats can I convert to?: JPG, PNG and WebP always, plus AVIF where the server supports it. The options shown on the page are the ones this server can actually produce, so nothing is offered that would then fail.