HEIC to JPG
Turns iPhone photos into JPG right in your browser: files stay on your device, and several at a time.
Below 80%, blocky squares show up around high-contrast edges. Above 95%, the file grows larger with no visible difference.
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iPhone shoots photos in HEIC: the format saves storage, but not every app opens it. Windows shows such a photo only with a separate extension, and websites and print shops often accept JPG alone.
Safari on Mac and iPhone opens HEIC with a built-in system decoder. Chrome, Firefox, and Edge ship no decoder of their own, so the page loads one by itself, once, at the first photo.
Each frame is rebuilt from scratch, so EXIF data, GPS coordinates, and the camera model never reach the JPG. For a published photo this is a plus: coordinates inside a file lead straight to someone's home and workplace. If you need the shooting data, keep the original HEIC.
Several photos at once
Drop in a dozen if you like: they convert one by one, each with its own Download button. Finished frames show pixel dimensions and file size before and after, so you can see what the conversion cost.
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