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HEIC to JPG Converter — Batch Convert Online

Make HEIC photos easier to share as JPG. Convert up to 10 files locally, choose quality, preview each result, and download individual photos or a ZIP.

Photos stay in your browser. No server upload.

Choose HEIC photos

HEIC / HEIF · Up to 10 files · 20 MB per file
Up to 10 files

heic-to · LGPL-3.0

About This Tool

HEIC to JPEG: what changes?

HEIC to JPG converts HEIC and HEIF photo files into standard JPEG images for websites, attachments, and devices that cannot open the originals. JPG and JPEG are the same format; this tool saves files with the .jpg extension.

Batch HEIC to JPG conversion

Select up to 10 files, each no larger than 20 MB. Choose JPG quality from 60% to 100%, then start conversion. Photos are processed one at a time; an unreadable file does not stop the remaining photos. Preview the generated JPG, compare file sizes, and download individual images or package successful results into a ZIP.

Image quality and metadata

Each source file produces one JPG from its first decoded image. The tool does not resize the decoded image, but JPEG re-encoding is lossy, even at 100% quality. Higher quality usually means a larger file; JPG is not guaranteed to be smaller than HEIC. Original EXIF/GPS metadata, HDR information, additional images and Live Photo motion are not preserved.

Local processing and compatibility

Decoding, preview, and export run locally in your browser. Photos are not uploaded to iTextMaster. Keep your HEIC originals when you need their metadata or full editing range. A damaged file or an unsupported HEIF encoding may fail to convert.

Apple Support: HEIF compatibility and conversion on Mac

How to Use

  1. Choose HEIC photos

    Select or drop up to 10 HEIC or HEIF files, with a maximum of 20 MB per file.

  2. Set quality and convert

    Choose JPG quality from 60% to 100% and select Convert to JPG. Wait for each file to finish.

  3. Preview and download

    Inspect the generated JPGs and file sizes. Download a photo, or prepare a ZIP of the successful conversions.

Use Cases

Share iPhone photos

Create JPG copies for recipients or apps that cannot open HEIC files.

Website and form uploads

Convert photos for forms that accept JPEG, then use Image Resizer or Image Compressor if specific limits apply.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert HEIC to JPG on Windows or iPhone?

Open this tool in an up-to-date browser and select the original HEIC or HEIF files from your device. Set the quality, convert, then download the JPG copies. No separate converter app is required. On a phone, try fewer photos at a time if memory is limited.

How do I convert HEIC to JPG on Mac?

Use this browser tool for batch conversion and ZIP downloads. Alternatively, open the image in Preview on Mac, then choose File > Export > JPEG.

Why did my HEIC file fail to convert?

Check that it is a genuine HEIC or HEIF file, is not empty, and is no larger than 20 MB. Renaming another format to .heic does not convert it. Try one original photo in an updated browser; damaged files or unsupported encodings may still fail.

How do I convert HEIC to JPG?

Choose your HEIC or HEIF files, set JPG quality, and start conversion. Preview the results and download the JPG files individually or in a ZIP. Processing stays in your browser.

Can I convert several HEIC photos at once?

Yes. Select up to 10 files, each up to 20 MB. They are converted sequentially. A failed file does not block successful downloads or stop the other photos.

Does 100% quality preserve everything?

No. JPEG is a lossy format. The tool keeps the decoded pixel dimensions but does not preserve original EXIF/GPS metadata, HDR information, extra images, or Live Photo motion. Keep the originals if you need those features.

Why is the JPG larger than the HEIC?

HEIC can store photos more efficiently than JPEG. The JPG may be larger, especially at high quality. Lower the quality and regenerate if you need a smaller file; no exact file size is guaranteed.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. The decoder, preview and export run in your browser. Your source photos are not sent to a server.