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HEIC to JPG Converter

Convert iPhone HEIC photos to widely compatible JPG files entirely in your browser - no upload.

Conversion runs entirely in your browser via WebAssembly. Your file never leaves your device, and the page works offline once the decoder is cached.

Browser HEIC decoding is experimental. If a file fails to convert, switch off the "Convert in browser" toggle in Settings to use the server-side conversion service instead.

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JPG does not support transparency. Transparent areas will be filled with white.

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Why convert HEIC to JPG

JPG produces small file sizes for photographs and has universal support across browsers, email, and CMSes. Note: JPG does not preserve transparency - any transparent areas in the source are filled with white.

Privacy and processing

HEIC decoding runs in your browser via a small WebAssembly module that's downloaded once and cached for offline use. With the "Convert in browser" toggle on, your file never leaves your device. If a file fails to decode locally, switch the toggle off to fall back to the ImgShifter conversion service.

HEIC to JPG online with ImgShifter

HEIC to JPG is the most common conversion on ImgShifter for one reason: every iPhone since iOS 11 shoots HEIC by default, and most of the non-Apple world still doesn't open it. Windows asks you to buy a codec, older Android phones shrug, upload forms reject the extension - so the photo that looks perfect on your iPhone becomes unusable the moment it leaves the Apple ecosystem.

What makes this converter different is where the work happens. ImgShifter ships the HEIF decoder as a WebAssembly module that runs inside your browser - the same class of native library a desktop app would use, but executing on your device. The module downloads once (then it's cached, and the page works offline), your photo is decoded locally, and a high-quality JPG is encoded by the Canvas API. At no point does the image travel anywhere.

Practical notes: convert a whole Camera Roll export at once and grab the ZIP; expect JPGs to be roughly twice the size of the HEICs, since JPG's compression is a decade older; and for Live Photos, the still frame is what converts - the motion clip is a separate video file. Quality at the 92% encode setting is visually identical to the original.

Other ImgShifter tools people use alongside HEIC to JPG.

Deeper guides related to HEIC to JPG from the ImgShifter blog.

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