Image Utility

HEIC to JPG Converter

Convert HEIC and HEIF images from iPhones and modern cameras into widely compatible JPG files. Adjust quality and maximum dimensions, then preview the result.

JPG that opens anywhere Turn HEIC into JPG for broad support across the web, Windows, and document editors.

Control quality and size Choose JPG quality and a maximum edge length to create a file that fits your needs.

No permanent storage Files are processed only for the conversion request, and location or camera EXIF data is not copied.

STEP 1

Upload a HEIC file

Choose one HEIC, HEIF, or HIF file to convert to JPG.

STEP 2

JPG conversion settings

Choose quality, maximum size, and the background color for transparent areas.

JPG quality 90%

For photos, 80–90% usually offers a good balance between quality and file size.

Maximum edge length

Limits the longer edge while preserving the original aspect ratio.

Transparent area background

#FFFFFF

JPG has no transparency, so transparent areas are filled with this color.

Sensitive metadata removed

EXIF such as location, capture time, and device details is not copied to the JPG.

Original file details

File name: -
Format: HEIC / HEIF
Size: -

Original HEIC

ORIGINAL

No HEIC file has been selected yet. -

Converted result

JPG

The JPG preview will appear here after conversion.

Select a HEIC file, then review the conversion settings.

How to use

What is the HEIC to JPG converter?

It converts efficient HEIC images used by Apple devices and some cameras into universal JPG files.

Steps

Select a HEIC, HEIF, or HIF file.
Set the JPG quality and optional maximum edge length.
Choose a background color for any transparent areas.
Review the preview and file size, then download the JPG.

When compatibility matters

Convert to JPG before uploading to Windows apps, websites, or documents that cannot open HEIC.

Recommended quality

Use 85–90% for general photos, or compare 70–80% when a smaller file matters more.

Reducing resolution

2048px works well for web sharing, while 1280px is practical for simple previews.

Why is conversion done on the server?

HEIC decoding support varies between browsers, so a server image library provides consistent results.

Can it convert Live Photos?

Only the primary still image inside the HEIC is converted. The Live Photo video component is not included.

Is photo location data retained?

Original EXIF is not copied, so location, time, and device details are excluded. An ICC color profile may be kept for accurate color.