HEIC to JPG
iPhone photos to JPG or PNG.
Free tool · on your device
GUIDE · PHOTOS AND IMAGES
How to convert HEIC to JPG on Windows
Open the free image converter with JPG selected, add up to 10 .heic or .heif photos, choose JPG (or PNG) and, if you like, a maximum size, and press “Convert images”. Your own browser reads the photo, so it never leaves your PC; if it cannot open HEIC, we tell you when you add it.
Open HEIC to JPGFree with an account, no subscription or watermark. Your files never leave your device.
STEP BY STEP
5 steps
Open Image converter
Free, no watermark and no uploads. HEIC needs a browser and device that can decode the photo.
Add your photos
Up to 10 .heic or .heif photos from your iPhone or iPad, up to 60 MB and 50 megapixels each.
Choose JPG or PNG
JPG with quality adjustable between 60 and 100%, or PNG without compression loss. Under Size you can keep the original or limit it to 4000, 2048 or 1280 px.
Convert and download
Press “Convert images” and download each JPG or all of them in a ZIP.
Still too large?
To email them or upload them to a form, Compress image brings them down to the size you need.
TOOLS IN THIS GUIDE
What you will use
Compress image
Make JPG, PNG and WebP files smaller.
Free tool · on your device
JPG and images to PDF
Combine JPG, PNG or WebP into one PDF.
Free tool · on your device
TIPS
To get it right
Tip 1
HEIC depends on the browser and device decoder. If it cannot open the photo or decode HEVC, the tool tells you when you add it; try a compatible browser or convert it on your device.
Tip 2
To stop your iPhone taking HEIC photos, go to Settings › Camera › Formats and choose “Most Compatible”.
Tip 3
If you need to send several photos as one file, put them into a PDF afterwards with JPG to PDF.
Convert HEIC to JPG: common questions
Why can’t Windows open my iPhone photos?
The iPhone saves photos as HEIC, a format smaller than JPG that many Windows programs, websites and Android phones cannot open. Once converted to JPG, they open anywhere.
Are the date and location kept?
No: the JPG comes out without the original’s EXIF data and GPS, which protects your privacy when you share it. If you need that data, keep the HEIC too.
What about Live Photos?
They are converted as a still photo: the JPG keeps the main image, without the motion or sound.
Is it free?
Yes. The free tools in this guide run in your browser and add no watermark. Tools that create files come with 30 welcome uses on a free account, then cost 1 credit per use; tools that show the result on screen have no usage cap. You can try them before signing up; to download the result or keep using them we ask for a free account, with no subscription.