HEIC to JPEG Converter

Convert HEIC photos from iPhone to universal JPEG format. Open your pictures on any device — Windows, Android, older browsers and programs.

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Maximum size: 50 MB
Maximum files: 20

Why convert HEIC to JPEG

Windows and Android compatibility

HEIC is Apple's proprietary format. Windows requires additional codecs, Android before version 10 doesn't support HEIC at all. Converting to JPEG solves the compatibility problem once and for all.

Uploading to websites and social media

Many websites, forums, and CMS don't accept HEIC. Even if a platform supports the format (Instagram, Facebook), uploading JPEG is faster and more stable.

Editing in Photoshop and other programs

Photoshop supports HEIC only in newer CC versions. Free editors (GIMP, Paint.NET) and online services often don't work with HEIC. JPEG opens everywhere.

Photo printing

Photo labs and printers accept JPEG, PNG, and TIFF. HEIC needs to be converted before sending for printing — do it in advance to avoid problems.

Long-term storage

JPEG is an open standard with 30 years of history. Your photos will open in 10, 20, 50 years. HEIC is a relatively new format with a less predictable future.

How to convert HEIC to JPEG

1

Upload your iPhone photo

Drag and drop the HEIC file into the upload area. You can upload directly from iCloud or connected iPhone.

2

Choose quality

Default is 90% — optimal balance of quality and size. For maximum quality, select 100%.

3

Download result

Click "Convert" and save the JPEG. The file will open in any program on Windows, Android, and other platforms.

About File Formats

HEIC / HEIF

HEIC (High Efficiency Image Container) is Apple's modern format for photos on iPhone and iPad. Uses HEVC codec for compression. Provides excellent quality at smaller file size.

  • • 50% smaller size at same quality
  • • 16-bit color and HDR support
  • • Multiple images in one file
  • • Limited compatibility outside Apple ecosystem

JPEG / JPG

JPEG is the most common image format in the world. Created in 1992 and supported by absolutely all devices, browsers, and programs.

  • • Universal compatibility with all platforms
  • • Adjustable compression level
  • • Full EXIF metadata support
  • • Ideal for photos and web publishing

HEIC vs JPEG Comparison

Feature HEIC JPEG
Developer MPEG / Apple Joint Photographic Experts Group
Year created 2015 1992
Compression HEVC (more efficient) DCT (classic)
File size 50% smaller Base size
Compatibility iOS, macOS, new Windows All devices and programs
Color depth 16 bit 8 bit
Transparency Supported Not supported

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