Bring your images.
Drop in a photo or a whole batch. Your originals stay untouched.
Convert HEIC and HEIF photos to JPG for easier sharing. Correct orientation, adjust quality, compare results, and download without an account.
Choose images from your device, then adjust the settings before processing.
Up to 20 images · 10 MB each · No signup neededImages are processed on our servers and returned to your browser. CDN sharing publishes results only when you choose it. How it works ↗
Choose a compressor, converter or resizer for your image.
Less weight for your favorite photos.
Crisp graphics. Clear transparency.
Give your website a lighter footprint.
Adjust AVIF quality and dimensions.
Your iPhone photos, ready to share.
Keep your animation moving.
Optimize TIFF files with multiple pages.
Set maximum width and height in pixels.
Choose your files, adjust settings and review the results.
Drop in a photo or a whole batch. Your originals stay untouched.
Go with Smart, or find your own balance of size, format and quality.
Compare the difference. Download one image or grab the whole ZIP.
Some upload forms and older applications accept JPG but not HEIC. This converter decodes supported HEIC/HEIF photos, corrects orientation, and produces a JPEG you can download without creating an account.
Choose HEIC or HEIF files and leave the output on JPEG. Start with Smart, then compare the preview. Add maximum dimensions only when you want a smaller photo. Download each JPG or package successful files in a ZIP.
JPEG uses lossy encoding and cannot keep transparency. Metadata removal is enabled by default. A source with multiple frames or representations may produce a first-frame result; inspect the download rather than treating conversion as a complete phone-photo backup.
Understand the result before choosing your download.
No. HEIC is already an efficient format. JPEG can be larger; conversion is often useful for compatibility rather than byte savings.
No. This build supports HEIC/HEIF input but does not offer HEIC encoding. JPEG is the default output for those inputs.