How to Convert iPhone HEIC Photos to JPG

1Upload HEIC Photos
Select one or multiple .heic photos from your iPhone or Mac.
2Set JPEG Quality
Adjust the quality slider (80-95% recommended) or customize dimensions.
3Download JPEGs
Save your converted JPEG photos individually or in a single ZIP.

Quality Slider (1 - 100): Sets JPEG compression quality (85-90% recommended).
Batch ZIP Packaging: Bundles all converted JPEGs into an organized ZIP archive.

Universal JPEG Compatibility
Make iPhone photos viewable on any PC, Android, smart TV, or website.
Quality & Compression Tuning
Adjust JPEG compression quality from 1 to 100 to balance size and clarity.
Batch Photo Processing
Convert hundreds of iPhone photos rapidly with multi-threading.
Complete Privacy
Personal camera roll photos are processed strictly in-memory.

Drag the entire folder or selection of `.heic` photos into the batch dropzone; PDFixel decodes the images in parallel web worker threads and packages all JPEGs into a single ZIP download.

Settings, then Camera, then Formats, then choose Most Compatible instead of High Efficiency. New photos are captured as JPEG from that point on. It is worth knowing the trade-off rather than just flipping it: HEIC genuinely stores a comparable photo in roughly half the space, so Most Compatible costs storage. Many people leave High Efficiency on and convert only the photos they need to send somewhere, which is what this tool is for. The setting does not affect photos already taken.

85 to 90 is the sensible range. The HEIC has already discarded detail, so the conversion is a second lossy pass and pushing the slider low stacks visible artifacts on top of ones you cannot see yet. Above roughly 92 the file grows quickly for no perceptible gain. If the photos are destined for email or a web upload, leave quality at 85 and reduce the dimensions instead — that saves far more than a lower quality setting and costs less visible detail.

A single still image — the key frame. A Live Photo is a HEIC still plus a separate short video file, and only the still is inside the .heic you are converting, so there is no motion to carry across. Bursts behave the same way: each frame you exported converts as its own photo. If the moving part matters, it lives in the accompanying video file and needs a video tool rather than an image converter.

HEIC to JPG

Turn Apple HEIC images into lightweight, universally compatible JPEGs.

Drop iPhone HEIC / HEIF photo(s) here

or click to browse • Up to 50 HEIC files

Max 100MB per fileUp to 50 files

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