Convert HEIC to JPG.
Convert iPhone photos to JPG so they work everywhere. Ready to go: same dimensions, JPG, quality 90.
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- Never stored
- Images & PDFs
Click a file name to rename it. Use Resize / crop to give one image its own size, crop or format.
Tap an image to rename it, resize or crop it, or download it.
Convert iPhone photos (HEIC) to JPG
iPhones and iPads save photos as HEIC by default. It is an efficient format, but Windows, many websites, web shops and upload forms cannot open it. Converting to JPG solves that: JPG really works everywhere.
How to do it
- Copy the HEIC photos to your computer, or pick them on your phone.
- Drop them in the box above or tap here. Up to 50 at a time.
- Download the JPGs one by one or together as a ZIP.
Good to know
- The photo is turned upright as you saw it on your iPhone, and the colours are converted properly to sRGB, so they look right on any screen.
- Quality 90 keeps the photo virtually identical to the original. To make it smaller as well, choose Fit in under Resize, for example 1920 pixels.
- Live Photos are converted as a still photo.
- The GPS location is removed by default.
Rather not convert any more? On the iPhone choose Settings → Camera → Formats → Most Compatible; it then takes JPGs from now on.
How it works
Three steps to resize, optimize or convert any number of images.
Upload images
Drop, paste or pick any number of JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, TIFF, AVIF, HEIC or SVG files.
Choose the settings
Pick a size, format and quality. Save them as a profile so they are ready next time.
Download
Every image is processed on the server, in memory. Download them one by one or all at once as a ZIP.
Features
Powered by libvips, the same engine large photo sites use. Nothing is stored, nothing goes to third parties. The demos below are live: try them.
Resize
Set a width, a height, a percentage or a box to fit in. Give one side and the other follows the aspect ratio. "Exact" forces a size and crops the rest with smart cropping.
Need the same size for a whole batch? Drop them all at once; the settings apply to every image.
Try it: change the width on the right.
Optimize
Choose a quality from 1 to 100, or set a maximum file size in KB and let the tool find the highest quality that fits. Metadata such as GPS location is stripped by default.
Lossless mode for logos and screenshots, mozjpeg for JPG, and fine control over chroma subsampling, effort and sharpening under Advanced.
Try it: drag the line and move the quality slider.
Convert
Turn anything into JPG, PNG, WEBP or AVIF, or keep the original format. The format you pick stays selected for every image you add, no surprises.
WEBP is typically 25–35% smaller than JPG at the same quality and works everywhere; AVIF is smaller still for modern sites.
Try it: pick a format and watch the file size.
Crop
Open any image from the list and drag a crop box over it, free or locked to a ratio. Social presets for Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn and YouTube set both the crop and the exact output size.
The crop only applies to that one image; everything else keeps following your global settings.
Try it: drag the box or its corners, or pick a preset.
Frequently asked questions
What is a HEIC file?
HEIC is the photo format of iPhones and iPads since iOS 11. It is smaller than JPG, but Windows, many websites and forms do not support it.
Is quality lost when converting?
At quality 90 you will not see a difference. The JPG file is bigger than the HEIC, though, because JPG is less efficient.
Can I convert HEIC to WEBP or PNG too?
Yes, choose the format under Save as. WEBP is smaller than JPG, PNG is lossless but big.
Does this work on my iPhone itself?
Yes. Open verklein.nu in Safari, tap here and pick your photos from the photo library.
verklein.nu in Chrome
Resize and compress straight from your browser: open the side panel, or right-click any image on the web. Free, no account.