Choose your photos
Add the HEIC or HEIF files you downloaded from Google Photos or from your phone.
HEIC → PNG / JPG
Convert HEIC to JPG or PNG
free, without uploading photos.
From your phone to your computer, no hassle.
Convert HEIC photos for free, no registration.
Your photos never leave your device
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or choose them from your device
HEIC and HEIF · One photo or a whole batch
PNG keeps the decoded pixels, but may be larger than the original.
Your photos
Choose photos to get started.
From HEIC to an easy-to-share photo
Choose PNG or JPG
PNG avoids another lossy compression. JPG is smaller and handy for sharing.
Download the result
Save each photo or all of them in a ZIP. The originals stay untouched.
Frequently asked questions
What is a HEIC file?
It is an image format many iPhones use to store photos in less space. Some applications need extensions to open it. Converting it to PNG or JPG makes sharing easier.
Is it free? Is there a conversion limit?
Yes, it is free and there is no daily quota. Conversion happens in your browser: speed and how many photos you can process depend on your device's memory. With large batches, run several rounds and download the results.
Where are my photos stored?
They are not uploaded to any server. They are processed in your browser's memory and only saved when you download them. Clearing the list or closing the page erases this session's results. The site uses advertising and analytics services subject to consent; we do not send them your photos, file names or results.
Which format should I choose: PNG or JPG?
Choose JPG for photos you want to send or store with less weight. Choose PNG if you prefer to avoid another lossy compression. PNG does not recover detail already lost in the original.
Are location, date and Live Photos kept?
No. The result is a static image; it does not keep EXIF metadata, GPS location or a Live Photo's video. If a HEIF contains several images, only the first one is converted. Keep the originals if you need that data. HDR color may shift during conversion.
What do I do if a photo fails to convert?
A corrupt file, an unsupported variant or low memory can prevent conversion. Try a single photo, a smaller batch or an updated browser. You can retry failed files without losing the ones already converted.