Convert HEIC to JPG — iPhone photos
Turn an iPhone HEIC photo into a JPG for email, applications or older software. Conversion runs on your device.
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JPEG · PNG · WebP · HEIC · AVIF and more / batch support
Up to 20 photos · 25MB each · 100MB total · 16 megapixels
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From an iPhone photo to a JPG file
An iPhone photo may look fine in Photos but fail to open in an application form or an older editor. This page makes a real JPEG copy while keeping the image dimensions unless you choose to change them. Renaming the extension is not a conversion. Check the file you actually exported: some sharing methods already turn HEIC into JPG, in which case another conversion is unnecessary.
Choose the HEIC file and leave JPEG selected. The first conversion may need a local codec download. Check orientation and color in the preview, then save. Multiple photos can be downloaded together as a ZIP.
- Check the original file extension, then select the HEIC photo.
- Keep this page open while the processing files download on first use.
- Compare orientation, bright areas, and skin tones, then save a JPEG copy.
Why is my iPhone photo already a JPG?
Camera compatibility settings and sharing apps may convert photos before you receive them. If the file already ends in .jpg, it does not need HEIC conversion. Keep the original and check the received file’s format.
Will this preserve Live Photo motion?
This tool converts a still image. It does not preserve the accompanying Live Photo video, every frame in a sequence, or the full HDR display experience. Compare the result when color matters.
Can I take future iPhone photos as JPEG?
On iPhone, open Settings → Camera → Formats and choose Most Compatible. This affects new photos; it does not convert the HEIC images already in your library. Menu wording may vary with your iOS version. Look for the Camera format setting rather than changing a filename in Files.
Why do the colors or highlights look different?
An iPhone can display HDR brightness that an ordinary JPEG does not preserve in the same way. Differences can be noticeable in bright skies or backlit scenes. Check the saved copy in the application where you will use it, and keep the original HEIC for photos that matter to you.
How should I manage a batch?
You can add up to 20 images and download a ZIP. Distinct names or dates help when several photos have similar filenames. Extract the ZIP and check the number of JPEG files before submitting them. If a website accepts only images, upload the extracted JPEGs rather than the ZIP itself.