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HEIC to JPG

Convert a batch, keep every photo in its place.

Settings preset · this device Not saved

Save one settings preset per tool. Apply it manually after choosing a file. Files, results, filenames, page ranges and loss acknowledgements are never saved. Applying changed settings clears old results.

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Choose a file below. Processing stays in this browser; your originals are not changed.

HEIC/HEIF support depends on the bundled decoder and file variant, not the extension alone. Only the first image of a multi-image file is exported; metadata, HDR and Live Photo motion are not preserved. Check the preview orientation; rotate 90° if needed.

Files are processed in this browser, without uploading. Your original files are not changed.

Stopping prevents further results. A native codec or ZIP chunk may finish in the background; its late output is discarded.

Flow files stay only in this tab’s memory, including originals for returning to conversion. Clearing, leaving this flow or refreshing releases the flow; files cannot be recovered after a reload.

Your JPG preview goes here

Choose the quality and convert. Check the photo before downloading a shareable JPG.

JPG does not support transparency. Transparent areas become white. JPG quality: 30–100%. Quality changes clear all previous results. Rotation or replacement clears only that image. Results stay in this tab's memory; refresh does not restore them.

Quick Steps

  1. Click or drop a HEIC/HEIF image
  2. Set JPG quality from 30–100%. Convert the queue; check orientation and rotate individual results if needed.
  3. Run the tool, review the generated result and actual file size, then request the download.

Before you start

Up to 20 HEIC, HEIF, JPG, PNG or WebP files · 20 MiB each · 100 MiB total · 40 MP per image.

HEIC/HEIF support depends on the bundled decoder and file variant, not the extension alone. Only the first image of a multi-image file is exported; metadata, HDR and Live Photo motion are not preserved. Check the preview orientation; rotate 90° if needed.

Worked example

Convert two HEIC photos at 90% JPG quality. Check both previews and orientation; conversion may increase file size.