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ONLINE PHOTO CONVERTER
HEIF to JPG converter online
Convert HEIF photos to a compatible JPG directly in the browser. The files remain on your device.
Your photos. New format.
Drag and drop photos here — we'll define their formats
Select photos — the format will be determined automatically
HEIC, JPG, PNG, WebP, BMP, GIF, AVIF, TIFF, PDF · up to 20 filesUp to 30 MB each · up to 100 MB total
Photos don't leave your device
Your photos
Only on your device
No uploads to the cloud
A few photos at a time
Results in one ZIP archive
Nothing superfluous
Without an account and installation
EASIER THAN IT SEEMS
Three steps and you're done
Choose a format
We will show the original format of each file. Choose JPG, PNG, WebP or PDF for all or separately.
Download the result
Save the files one at a time or take the whole package in a ZIP.
How to convert HEIF to JPG
Add one or more HEIF files, check the specific format in the queue, select JPG and download the result one by one or a ZIP archive.
What will happen to the quality
The JPEG result retains the dimensions of the original image, but uses 92% compression. For intermediate editing, you can select PNG.
When to choose JPG
HEIF and HEIC use modern photo compression, but some applications expect JPG. The service decodes the supported images and saves the result in JPEG with the extension .JPG.
Frequent questions
Is it possible to process HEIF on the phone?
Yes, if the device browser supports HEIF decoding. Processing is performed locally.
Are HEIF and HEIC the same thing?
HEIC is a common extension of the HEIF container for photos. The service recognizes both options by their content.
What new formats are supported?
BMP, GIF, static AVIF and regular TIFF can be converted to JPG, PNG, WebP or PDF. Only the first frame is saved for a GIF, and the first page is saved for a TIFF. TIFF: RGB, grayscale or palette, LZW compression, ZIP, PackBits or uncompressed; BigTIFF, tiles, CMYK and fax compression are not supported yet. AVIF requires a browser with support for decoding it.
Where are my photos uploaded to?
Nowhere. The conversion is performed in your browser. We do not send photos to the server and do not save them in the account. When the page is closed or refreshed, the queue and results disappear.
What limitations does the converter have?
Up to 20 files at a time, up to 30 MB each and up to 100 MB in total. Images up to 50 megapixels are supported. The speed depends on the device. On a phone, it's better to start with a small package and keep the tab open.
Is the location and date of the shooting saved?
EXIF, geolocation, and other metadata are not transferred. HDR and additional Live Photo frames are not saved: the result is a normal static image. The originals remain unchanged.