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HEIC to JPG Converter Online

Convert iPhone HEIC and HEIF photos to widely compatible JPG or PNG, one photo or a whole batch, with quality and resize controls in your browser.

HEIC / HEIF → JPG or PNGBatch conversion with adjustable output
Browser processing

Drop HEIC or HEIF photos here

or click anywhere in this box to choose photos from your device

HEIC & HEIFBatch supportedJPG & PNG output
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Output formatJPG is the compatibility-first default; PNG avoids JPEG compression.
92%
Resize photosLimit the longest image side while preserving aspect ratio.
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JPGOutput format
Useful next stepsYour converted image is ready. These tools can help with the next task.

How to convert HEIC to JPG

Convert one iPhone photo or a full batch in three steps.

1

Add HEIC photos

Drop HEIC or HEIF files into the converter or click the full upload area to choose them.

2

Choose JPG or PNG

Set JPEG quality, optionally resize the longest side, and choose how output files are named.

3

Convert and download

Download individual images or download a multi-image batch as one ZIP archive.

HEIC to JPG for iPhone photos, Windows and web uploads

HEIC and HEIF are efficient image containers commonly produced by iPhones and other modern devices, but many upload forms, older applications and cross-platform workflows still expect JPG or PNG. This converter turns those photos into standard browser-friendly files without requiring desktop software.

For normal photography, HEIC to JPG is usually the most practical choice because JPEG is accepted almost everywhere. The quality control changes the JPEG compression level: higher values keep more detail but generally create larger files. PNG is also available when you want an output without JPEG compression, although PNG files can be much larger for photographs.

Batch conversion is designed for camera-roll exports and groups of iPhone photos. Files are processed one at a time to reduce peak memory pressure, and completed outputs remain available for individual download. When several results are ready, the batch download is packaged as one ZIP so browsers do not have to approve a long sequence of separate downloads.

The converter focuses on the visible image. EXIF, GPS, camera settings, HDR gain maps and other HEIC metadata are not guaranteed to carry into the new JPG or PNG. If metadata retention is essential for an archival workflow, keep the original HEIC files alongside the converted copies.

Useful HEIC conversion controls

Practical controls for compatibility, file size and batch workflows.

JPG and PNG output

Use JPG for broad compatibility or PNG when you prefer to avoid JPEG recompression.

JPEG quality control

Choose a 40–100 quality value depending on whether detail or smaller output matters more.

Aspect-safe resizing

Cap the longest side in pixels while preserving the source photo's proportions.

Individual or ZIP download

Download any completed image directly or collect multiple results in one ZIP archive.

Browser-side photo processing

The selected photos are decoded and re-encoded in your browser rather than uploaded to CorrectionCopy for conversion.

Large-batch safeguards

Sequential conversion, cleanup and cancellation reduce memory spikes on phones and lower-memory computers.

HEIC to JPG frequently asked questions

Add one or more HEIC or HEIF photos, leave JPG selected, choose the quality and optional resize settings, then press Convert to JPG. Download an image individually or use the batch ZIP download when several outputs are ready.
Yes. The converter accepts multiple HEIC and HEIF files and processes them sequentially. There is no artificial file-count limit; practical capacity depends on your browser, memory and the resolution of the photos.
JPEG uses lossy compression, so re-encoding can change image detail. The default 92% setting is intended as a high-quality general-purpose balance. Raise the value for more fidelity or choose PNG if you want to avoid JPEG compression.
Yes. Choose PNG before conversion. PNG avoids JPEG compression but is often much larger than JPG for camera photographs.
The photo conversion itself runs in your browser. The page downloads the pinned conversion code from a CDN when needed, but the selected image files are not uploaded to CorrectionCopy for conversion.
Metadata preservation is not guaranteed. The output is intended to preserve the visible image, while location, camera settings, original HEIC metadata and HDR-related data may be omitted. Keep the original HEIC files if those details matter.
HEIC decoding is computationally expensive and high-resolution photos can use substantial memory. This tool processes photos sequentially to reduce memory pressure, so very large batches may take longer on phones or older computers.
A failed photo is marked separately while successful photos remain available. You can retry failed files without discarding the completed outputs. Corrupt, unsupported or non-HEIC files may not decode.
Yes. Enable Resize photos and enter a maximum length for the longest side. The converter keeps the original aspect ratio and will not enlarge a photo that is already smaller than the chosen maximum.
JPG remains one of the most widely accepted photo formats for websites, email, Windows applications and older software. Converting is useful when a destination does not accept HEIC or HEIF directly.

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