Nothing is uploaded

Convert iPhone photos to JPG

AirDropped or copied photos that nothing can open? Convert the whole batch to JPG on your own device — free, private, no app to install.

Convert iPhone photos now

Since iOS 11, iPhones shoot in HEIC — half the file size of JPG, but Android phones, Windows PCs, older Macs and most upload forms can't read it. The fix is a one-time convert to JPG, and it doesn't require handing your photos to a website's server.

This converter decodes HEIC right in the browser and gives you back JPGs (or PNG / WEBP) at full resolution. Drop in one photo or a hundred; download them singly or as a ZIP.

Why use it

Made for the iPhone default

Reads the HEIC/HEIF files iOS produces, including AirDropped and USB-copied ones.

Batch + ZIP

Convert an entire trip's photos in one drop and grab a single ZIP.

Nothing uploaded

Decoding runs on your device — personal photos never leave it.

Tools that run on your device

All free, all private — nothing here uploads your images.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I stop my iPhone shooting HEIC?

Settings → Camera → Formats → Most Compatible makes the camera shoot JPG directly. HEIC (High Efficiency) saves space though, so many people keep it and just convert the occasional photo that needs to be a JPG — which is what this tool is for.

Can I convert many photos at once?

Yes — drop in a whole batch and download the results as a ZIP. There's no file limit.

Is it really free and private?

Yes. Free, unlimited, watermark-free — and the conversion runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.

Try it — your images never leave your device

Free, unlimited, and completely private.

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