Quick guide
Convert HEIC to JPG Free in Batches with Sharing and Website Presets
Choose up to 30 iPhone HEIC or HEIF photos. Set quality, maximum long edge and background color, or use presets for chat, email and websites. Files are converted one at a time on your device, with before-and-after sizes and individual or on-demand ZIP downloads, without uploading images to the VPS.
What this tool does
- Use presets for original dimensions, chat or email, and website publishing.
- A failed file does not stop the batch; each image shows its status and JPG size.
- Convert with your device CPU and memory, then download images or create a ZIP on demand without sending photos to the VPS.
How to use HEIC to JPG
- 1Choose or drop up to 30 HEIC or HEIF files, no more than 50 MB each and 300 MB total.
- 2Choose a preset or set the quality, maximum long edge and background color.
- 3Convert, review sizes and any failed files, then download images individually or as a ZIP.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between HEIC and HEIF?
HEIF is an image container format, while HEIC is a common HEIF-based format produced by iPhones and iPads. This tool accepts supported .heic and .heif files.
Why convert HEIC to JPG?
JPG can be opened and uploaded more widely across websites, applications and older devices. Apple notes that HEIF uses less storage than JPEG and may be converted to JPEG automatically for some sharing methods.
Does a Live Photo include its video when converted?
No. This tool converts only images contained in the HEIC file. A Live Photo video is a separate file and is not included in the JPG.
Will the original EXIF date and GPS location be preserved?
Do not expect all metadata to remain. The image is redrawn and encoded as a new JPG, which removes some private metadata but may also remove the original date, camera and GPS details. Keep the original HEIC file.
Are images sent to the VPS for processing?
No. Decoding, resizing, JPG creation and ZIP generation use the user device CPU and memory. The VPS only serves the page and scripts; it does not receive, store or carry the image contents.
Reference for HEIF/HEVC and file conversion: Apple Support