HEIC to JPG
Share your iPhone photos anywhere. Convert HEIC images into widely supported JPG files.
Your Files Stay Private
Your images are processed directly in your browser, not on our servers. We do not upload, store or retain your original or converted image files. Once converted, you can download the results directly to your device.
Browser-Based Conversion • No Image Uploads • No RegistrationDrop your HEIC files here
or choose them from your device
.HEIC · .HEIF • Up to 50 MB per fileYour files
Download not starting?
Use Download after conversion completes. For a ZIP, click Prepare ZIP, then Download ZIP. If available, Save as lets you choose a destination.
Embedded previews and browser settings can block saving. Open this tool in a separate tab, select your files again and retry. You can also open an individual result and use your browser’s Save option. Check the browser’s Downloads panel for blocked downloads.
A blob: link refers to temporary data in this tab, not an uploaded file. Copying that link to another browser or reopening it after closing the tab will not work. A download request is not confirmation that a file was saved.
From HEIC to JPG,
just like that.
- Add your images
Drag files into the box or choose them from your device.
- Make it yours
Review your queue, set your output options, then click Convert files.
- Save your results
Download individual files or collect the whole batch in a ZIP.
A few things worth knowing
How do I convert HEIC to JPG?+
Choose your HEIC files, adjust the available settings, then select Convert files. Download each result, or prepare a ZIP and click its download button.
Are my files uploaded?+
No. Your browser processes the images locally. ConvertFern does not send image contents or filenames to a server.
Can I convert several files at once?+
Yes. Add up to 30 files, with a maximum of 50 MB per file and 200 MB per batch. Processing runs one image at a time to reduce memory use. Large images may still exceed your device’s capacity.
What should I know about HEIC conversion?+
HEIC conversion exports the primary still image. Live Photo video, image sequences, HDR appearance and camera metadata are not preserved. Some unusual HEIF codecs may not decode.