Convert HEIF to JPG Free

Drop your .heif photos on the box at the top, or tap Choose images to pick them. JPG is set already, so press Convert All and then download. It's free with no sign-up, no watermark and no daily limit, and .heic files work the same way.

Open this page in Edge or Chrome, add the files and press Convert All. You don't need Microsoft's HEIF Image Extensions or HEVC Video Extensions, because the page decodes HEIF itself. The JPGs then open in Photos, Paint and Office apps.

A little, because JPG always uses lossy compression. At the default Quality of 90 photos look very close to the original, and 100 keeps the most detail. Width and height stay the same unless you use Resize. For no added loss at all, pick PNG.

Yes, as long as the file ends in .heif or .heic. Copy the photos to your computer or add them straight from the phone, up to 100 MB each. Files from tablets and other apps work the same way.

No, unless you change one setting. Strip metadata starts switched on, so each JPG leaves out GPS location, the date taken and camera details, while the color profile stays. Open Advanced and turn the switch off to keep that EXIF data.

Yes. Open the Output Format menu on a tile and pick PNG, or press Apply to all files to switch the whole batch. PNG keeps every pixel but makes much larger files. Our HEIC to PNG page also accepts .heif and starts with PNG selected.

Check the ending first. The page takes .heif and .heic only, so camera files ending in .hif are turned away, and files over 100 MB are refused. If a file uploads but fails, its tile shows a retry button and the rest of the batch carries on.

Yes. The conversion runs in a worker inside your browser tab, and your pictures never travel to our servers. Your browser downloads the 14 MB engine from our site once and then reuses it. We count basic usage, like time in the editor, but never file names or photo contents.