No upload
Your photo stays on your device and is converted by your browser.
HEIC to JPG batch converter
Convert up to 10 HEIC or HEIF files at once. Files stay on your device. Need HEIC to JPEG? JPG and JPEG are the same image format.
Browser-local processing
Up to 10 files per batch. Files are converted one at a time on your device.
These are recorded examples, not promised results for your files. Download an input, use the settings below, then compare your saved output.
The downloadable HEIC below was actually encoded by FileOnTap from the licensed landscape JPG, then fed back into HEIC to PNG and HEIC to JPG. It is a browser-generated specimen, not an iPhone camera original or a test of Live Photos, HDR or camera metadata.
Starting JPG → HEIC input · 418,916 B · HEIC encoding quality 82


Recorded 2026-10-19 · Chromium 140.0.7339.16 · Windows · 1280 × 960 · site version 865d4e4.
Photo: Fronalpstock big.jpg — Hannes Röst, CC BY-SA 3.0. Resized and re-encoded; all photographic derivatives in this sample keep that license. Original fictional screenshots, transparent graphics and PDFs are available under CC0. No source includes customer files.
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Your photo stays on your device and is converted by your browser.
The same tool accepts both .heic and .heif image files.
Convert up to 10 files per batch and download each result separately.
Drop files or choose up to 10 from your device.
The conversion runs inside your current browser.
Save the new file directly to your device.
If Windows Photos cannot open an iPhone HEIC or HEIF image, you can create a compatible JPG copy here without installing a Windows codec or Microsoft Store app. The selected image is processed locally in your browser.
This method does not require Microsoft Store access. School or work devices may still restrict websites, file access, or downloads. Unusual HEIC variants may fail to decode.
If the Photos app opens the original HEIC, use its available Save as or export option to create a JPEG copy. If Photos requests HEIF or HEVC support, follow your approved Microsoft Store or IT support process; the exact options depend on Windows and Photos versions.
For codec errors, blocked Store access, or a file that still will not open, see how to open HEIC files on Windows 11 and 10.
JPG is usually the practical choice when compatibility matters. Older Windows apps, web forms, messaging tools, and content management systems commonly accept JPG even when they do not recognize HEIC or HEIF. Compare HEIC and JPG quality and compatibility.
JPG conversion re-encodes the image, so it is a lossy output. If you want a lossless decoded image for further editing, consider HEIC to PNG instead.
If the photo needs to be submitted or printed as a document, try HEIC to PDF. These HEIC tools also accept HEIF files.
No. Conversion runs in your browser and your photo is not sent to our server.
Yes. You can select or drop a .heic or .heif file and convert it locally.
Yes. Select or drop a standard HEIC/HEIF photo and convert it locally.
Yes. Convert up to 10 files per batch; files are processed one at a time in your browser.
The converter creates a new JPG file and does not promise to preserve the original EXIF metadata.
This tool converts the HEIC still image only. It does not export the video part of a Live Photo.
Yes. Open this browser converter on Windows 11 or 10, choose up to 10 standard HEIC or HEIF files per batch, and download JPG copies. The browser method does not need Microsoft Store extensions.
No Store installation is needed here, provided your organization allows this site, local files and downloads. Managed-device policies may still restrict access.