iPhones and iPads save photos as HEIC files, which many Windows PCs, websites and upload forms can't open. Convert them to JPG, the format that opens everywhere, one photo or a whole batch at once. Photos are converted on your own device, upright and at full resolution.
This tool runs in your browser, so your photos are never uploaded. Free to use, with no sign-up and no watermark.
Add your HEIC photos to this tool, keep JPG selected, click Convert photos and download. One photo downloads as a JPG; several download together in a ZIP file.
Open this page in Safari or any browser on your Mac and add the photos, with nothing to install. You can also open a photo in Preview and use File, Export to save it as JPEG.
Windows often can't open HEIC photos without extra extensions from the Microsoft Store. PDFJig converts them in Chrome, Edge or Firefox on Windows with nothing to install.
Yes. Add as many photos as you like in one go. They are converted one after another and downloaded together as a ZIP.
Yes. HEIC is Apple's name for the HEIF photo format, and both .heic and .heif files work.
No. Photos are decoded in your browser on your own device. The first conversion downloads a small decoder, which takes a few seconds; after that it's quick.