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No uploads · Files stay on your device

Your iPhone photos,
open anywhere.

Convert HEIC to JPG or PNG in seconds — everything runs in your browser, nothing is uploaded or stored.

Drop your HEIC file here
or pick a format below — supports .heic and .heif

Batch supported · up to 20 files · free forever

Never uploaded to any server
Instant — no waiting
Works on any device
Always free
All tools
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HEIC / MOV to MP4
Convert iPhone HEVC videos to universal H.264 MP4
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Image Compressor
Reduce file size without visible quality loss
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Background Remover
AI-powered transparent PNG output
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Image Resizer
Set exact pixel dimensions for any image
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JPG to PNG
Add transparency support to JPEG images
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WebP Converter
Convert between WebP, JPG, and PNG
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Files converted
5
Supported formats
0 MB
Uploaded to our servers
How it works
Step 1
Drop or browse
Pick your HEIC file — no account, no signup. Drag it in or click to browse.
Step 2
Choose format
JPG for maximum compatibility. PNG for lossless quality with transparency support.
Step 3
Download instantly
Ready in under a second. Conversion happened on your device — not our servers.
Frequently asked questions
HEIC is the default format on iPhones. Windows doesn't support it natively — converting to JPG is the simplest fix and opens everywhere with no extra software.
Your photos never leave your device. All conversion happens inside your browser — there's no upload, no server, nothing stored. We never receive your files.
JPG compresses photos for smaller files — ideal for sharing or posting. PNG is lossless with transparency support — better for screenshots and design work. When in doubt, JPG.
Up to 20 files at once. Drop them all in and download in one click. The limit keeps conversion fast on all devices, including mobile.
Completely free. No account, no limits, no hidden costs. InkTools is supported by the ads you see on these pages. That's the whole model.
From the blog
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Format guide
HEIC vs JPG: which format should you use?
4 min read
Format guide
JPG vs PNG vs WebP: a plain-language comparison
5 min read
Performance
How to optimize images for the web without losing quality
6 min read