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Open HEIC photos on Windows

No codec pack, no paid app from the Microsoft Store — drop the photos in your browser and download them as JPGs Windows opens natively.

iPhones save photos as HEIC by default, and a fresh Windows install can't open them — Photos asks you to buy a codec, and half the "free" converter sites push the photo through their servers. There is a simpler way: the conversion can run inside your own browser.

Drop the HEIC files on the converter below and download JPGs (or PNGs) that open in Photos, Paint, Office and every website. The decoding happens on your PC — the photos are never uploaded, which matters when the camera roll you're converting is personal.

Why use it

No codec, no install

Works in the browser you already have — nothing to buy from the Store, nothing to install.

Whole folders at once

Drop a batch of HEICs and download them together as a ZIP of JPGs.

Photos stay on your PC

The decoder runs locally — your camera roll never transits a stranger's server.

Tools that run on your device

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

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Perguntas frequentes

Why can't Windows open HEIC files?
HEIC needs the HEVC codec, which Windows doesn't ship by default for licensing reasons — the Store sells it separately. Converting the photo to JPG sidesteps the codec entirely, and JPG opens everywhere.
Do I need to install anything?
No. The converter runs in your browser using WebAssembly. Open the page, drop the files, download the JPGs.
Are my photos uploaded to convert them?
No — decoding happens on your own machine. Nothing is sent to a server, stored or seen by anyone.
Will the converted photos lose quality?
They're decoded at full resolution and re-encoded at high quality; the difference isn't visible. Choose PNG if you want a mathematically lossless export.

Try it — your images never leave your device

Free, unlimited, and completely private.

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