HEIC to JPG Converter - Free & Private

Since iOS 11, Apple has used HEIC (High Efficiency Image Container) as the default photo format for iPhones and iPads. HEIC offers superior compression compared to JPG, meaning your photos take up less storage space while maintaining high quality. However, HEIC isn't widely supported on Windows, older Android devices, or many web platforms, which is why converting to JPG is often necessary for sharing and compatibility.

The quality loss is minimal when converting HEIC to JPG, especially at higher quality settings (85-95%). JPG uses lossy compression, but at high quality levels, the difference is imperceptible to the human eye for most photos. Our converter uses advanced algorithms to preserve as much detail as possible. For critical professional work, we recommend using the 95% quality setting.

Yes! ConvertFast supports batch conversion of up to 100 HEIC files simultaneously. Simply select multiple files when uploading, or drag and drop an entire folder of iPhone photos. All images will be converted to JPG at once, and you can download them individually or as a single ZIP file for convenience.

Conversion is nearly instant! Since processing happens directly in your browser, there's no upload or download time. A single HEIC file typically converts in under a second. Even large batches of 100 high-resolution iPhone photos can be converted in 10-30 seconds, depending on your device's processing power. Desktop computers and newer smartphones will process files faster than older devices.

Yes! ConvertFast allows you to resize images during conversion. Choose custom dimensions, resize by percentage, or select from social media presets like Instagram (1080×1080), Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and more. You can maintain aspect ratio or specify exact dimensions. This is perfect for optimizing images for web, social media, or reducing file sizes.

By default, ConvertFast removes EXIF metadata for privacy protection. However, you can choose to preserve EXIF data including camera settings, GPS location, and timestamps by enabling the "Preserve EXIF metadata" option. This is useful for photographers who need to maintain image information. If you're concerned about privacy when sharing images online, use the "Remove metadata for privacy" option to ensure all location data and camera information is stripped from your converted images.