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Make iPhone photos easier to use

Convert HEIC or HEIF images to widely compatible JPG or PNG files in your browser.

For supported tools, processing happens locally in your browser.
HEIC

HEIC to JPG Converter

No account required. Choose your file and start with the settings below.

HEIC conversion settings

InputHEIC · HEIF
OutputJPG · PNG
ProcessingIn your browser
Choose one or more iPhone HEIC photos to begin.
Private by design. The image conversion happens in your browser. A third-party JavaScript decoder is loaded to understand HEIC files, but your selected image files are not intentionally sent to Rare Frequency Works.
HEIC → JPG / PNG
Your converted files will appear here.

Batch-select multiple iPhone photos and save the converted results.

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Use the tool first. Read the extra detail only if you need it.

HEIC conversion settings

Batch-select multiple iPhone photos and save the converted results.

Convert iPhone photos for Windows, websites, forms, and uploads

HEIC keeps iPhone photos compact, but many websites and older programs still expect JPG or PNG. Converting to JPG gives you broad compatibility while PNG is useful when you want a lossless output file.

Batch conversion

You can select multiple HEIC or HEIF files in one pass. Each converted file gets its own save button so you can keep the originals untouched.

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HEIC compatibility

Convert when the destination cannot use the iPhone photo format

HEIC and HEIF can store high-quality photos efficiently, but some websites, desktop programs and older workflows still expect JPG or PNG. Conversion creates a compatibility copy without requiring you to change the original photo library.

JPG is usually the practical choice for photographs when broad compatibility matters. PNG can be useful when a destination specifically requests PNG, but photographic PNG files can be much larger.

Check orientation and color

Phone photos can contain orientation and color information that different software interprets differently. Open the converted file before submitting it and make sure the image is upright and visually consistent.

Keep the HEIC original because conversion does not improve source detail and may change file size or metadata.