Image Compressor
Free browser image compressor for JPEG, PNG and WebP.
HEIC to JPG Converter
Drop up to 10 HEIC or HEIF photos, pick a JPEG quality, and convert them all on your device. Download files one by one or as a single ZIP, or hand a result to the Image Compressor.
How to use
Private by default: processing stays on your device
YOUR PHOTOS
Start with your HEIC files
Drop HEIC files here or browse files .HEIC · .HEIF (up to 10 files)
Files are checked before converting: anything that isn't HEIC is rejected with an explanation, never silently skipped.
HEIC in, JPG out.
Convert, then download files one by one or as a ZIP.
Applies to files converted after the change — re-run Convert to apply it to finished files.
Good to know
Conversion runs entirely in your browser (WebAssembly decoder) — nothing is uploaded. At most 2 files convert at once so large batches don't freeze the tab.
Limits, stated plainly: wide-gamut/HDR color is flattened to standard SDR JPEG; metadata (EXIF, including location) is not carried over; multi-image files (bursts, live photos) convert the first image only.
JPEG has no transparency; HEIC transparency, if any, becomes white.
How to use this tool
- Drop your .heic or .heif files (up to 10). Non-HEIC files are rejected with an explanation.
- Pick a JPEG quality, then select Convert to JPG. Two files convert at a time.
- Download each JPG, grab them all as a ZIP, or send one to the Image Compressor.
iPhone photo to JPG
Input
IMG_2041.heic, a 2.1 MB iPhone photoOutput
IMG_2041.jpg at quality 92, ready to download or ZIPThese buttons share the page link, not your input.
Want to include your text?
Your current input will be stored in the link after the # symbol, not uploaded to Handy Browser Tools. Anyone with this link can read that text. If you send or post it, the service you choose also receives the link. Do not include passwords or private information.
Related guides
- Convert iPhone photos for upload
Turn HEIC photos into JPGs most sites accept, then compress them.
Frequently asked questions
Are my photos uploaded to a server?
No. Conversion runs on your own device through a WebAssembly decoder in this page, so your photos never leave your browser.
What quality should I pick?
Balanced (92) is visually lossless for most photos. Choose 80 for much smaller files, or 100 when every detail matters, such as prints.
What doesn't survive the conversion?
Three things: wide-gamut/HDR color is flattened to standard SDR color, metadata such as EXIF and location is not carried over, and multi-image files like bursts or live photos convert the first image only.
A file was rejected. Why?
The first bytes are checked for the HEIC file signature before decoding. JPEGs, PNGs and other non-HEIC files are refused with a message instead of failing mid-conversion; convert those with the Image Converter.
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