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Convert HEIC photos from your iPhone or iPad to the universally supported JPG format. Since iOS 11, Apple uses HEIC as the default photo format for its superior compression. But HEIC files are not widely supported on Windows, Android, or many web platforms.
Why Convert HEIC to JPG?
- Make iPhone/iPad photos compatible with Windows, Android, and all platforms
- Share photos easily on social media, email, and messaging apps
- No quality loss at high quality settings — HEIC already uses efficient compression
- Batch convert entire photo albums at once (up to 20 files)
HEIC vs JPG
| Feature | HEIC | JPG |
|---|---|---|
| File Origin | iPhone/iPad default | Universal standard |
| Compression | HEVC-based | DCT-based |
| File Size | Very small | Slightly larger |
| Compatibility | Apple devices only | Everything |
| Windows Support | Requires codec | Native |
| Social Media | Often rejected | Always accepted |
How to Convert HEIC to JPG
- 1Upload your HEIC files from your iPhone, iPad, or Mac
- 2JPG is automatically selected as the output format. Adjust quality if needed
- 3Download your universally compatible JPG photos
Frequently Asked Questions
Windows does not natively support HEIC without installing the HEVC Video Extensions from the Microsoft Store (which may cost $0.99). Converting to JPG eliminates this compatibility issue entirely.
At quality 85-95, the difference is imperceptible. HEIC uses very efficient compression, so the original files are already high quality. Converting at quality 90 produces excellent results.
Yes, Convizard supports batch conversion of up to 20 HEIC files at once, with a maximum total size of 20MB. Simply drag and drop multiple files.
You can use Convizard in Safari on your iPhone to convert HEIC files. Alternatively, you can change your iPhone camera settings under Settings > Camera > Formats to "Most Compatible" to shoot in JPG directly.
AirDrop your photos to a Mac or PC, email them to yourself, or use iCloud Drive or Google Drive. Once on your computer, drag and drop all the HEIC files into Convizard for batch conversion.
Basic image data such as dimensions and color profile is preserved. However, EXIF metadata like GPS location, camera settings, and capture date may not be carried over during the conversion process.