Convert HEIC to JPG, PNG, or PDF — Free, Private, No Upload
Decode iPhone HEIC photos in your browser to JPG, lossless PNG, or a multi-page PDF. Files never leave the device. Free, unlimited, no signup.
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What is HEIC and why convert it here?
HEIC (High Efficiency Image Container) is the default photo format on many iPhones. It keeps quality high at a smaller size than older JPG files, but Windows PCs, many websites, and some email clients still prefer JPG.
This one page covers three exports. JPG for email and forms that only name JPEG. PNG when you need a lossless still — a screenshot-like crop, type, or a photo you will edit again — without JPEG ringing around the letters. PDF when a portal wants a document, not a photo: several HEICs become ordered pages in the tab, decoded with WebAssembly and written with pdf-lib. That is not a Mac print-to-PDF dance, and it is not ID-photo compliance.
Most online converters ask you to upload the photo to their servers. Decoding and re-encoding here run in your browser. Your HEIC files never leave your device, which matters for personal photos, IDs, and work documents.
Use the JPG / PNG / PDF tabs on this page. Old /heic-to-png and /heic-to-pdf URLs redirect here so there is one converter, not three cookie-cutter shells. Batch conversion is supported — drop multiple .heic files and download the stills or the combined PDF when ready. No Apple codecs and no software install.
How to use HEIC converter
- 1Drop .heic / .heif files onto the page (you can add several at once).
- 2Pick JPG, PNG, or PDF from the format tabs. JPG has a quality slider; PDF puts each photo on its own page in add order.
- 3Click Convert (or Create PDF). Decoding runs in your browser via WebAssembly; nothing is uploaded.
- 4Download the stills or the combined PDF. Old /heic-to-png and /heic-to-pdf links land on this same page.
HEIC converter FAQ
- Is this HEIC converter really free?
- Yes. It is 100% free, unlimited, and has no watermark. Conversion runs entirely in your browser, so we have no file-server costs to pass on.
- Do my photos get uploaded to a server?
- No. Your files never leave your device. All decoding and re-encoding happens locally in your browser using WebAssembly.
- JPG, PNG, or PDF — which should I pick?
- JPG for email and forms that only name JPEG. PNG when you need a lossless still (screenshots, type, further edits). PDF when a portal wants a document, not a photo — several HEICs become ordered pages.
- How do I convert HEIC on Windows?
- Open this page in any modern browser, drop your .heic files in, pick JPG / PNG / PDF, and download. No Apple codecs and no software install.
- Does it support batch conversion?
- Yes. You can convert multiple HEIC photos at once. For PDF, each photo becomes a page in add order.
Updated 26 August 2026
What is HEIC converter?
Decode iPhone HEIC photos in your browser to JPG, lossless PNG, or a multi-page PDF. Files never leave the device. Free, unlimited, no signup.
- One page decodes HEIC to JPG, PNG, or a multi-page PDF.
- Decoding uses WebAssembly in this tab — no Apple codec pack.
- Old /heic-to-png and /heic-to-pdf URLs redirect here.
How to use it
- Drop .heic / .heif files onto the page (you can add several at once).
- Pick JPG, PNG, or PDF from the format tabs. JPG has a quality slider; PDF puts each photo on its own page in add order.
- Click Convert (or Create PDF). Decoding runs in your browser via WebAssembly; nothing is uploaded.
- Download the stills or the combined PDF. Old /heic-to-png and /heic-to-pdf links land on this same page.