Convert HEIC to JPG, PNG, or PDF in your browser. Batch convert iPhone photos with no upload or sign-up, and GPS location removed by default.
Processing stays in your browser.
Add up to 50 iPhone or iPad photos. Each one is converted on this device and never uploaded.
HEIC decoding uses libheif (LGPL-3.0) when your browser cannot open HEIC itself. It loads from this site only when needed. See third-party licenses.
Practical guide
iPhones and iPads save photos as HEIC, a format many Windows apps, upload forms, and older programs still cannot open. This converter turns HEIC and HEIF photos into ordinary JPG, PNG, or PDF files inside your browser, so personal photos never leave your device.
Windows often needs a paid HEVC extension before Photos can show HEIC images. Converting to JPG avoids that step. Drop the photos copied from your iPhone into this page and download JPG files that open in any viewer, editor, email client, or upload form.
JPG is lossy, so choose High quality at 95 percent when detail matters most, Standard for everyday sharing, or Smaller file for email. Choose PNG when you need lossless output, knowing PNG files are several times larger. Photos keep their full resolution and correct rotation.
Add up to 50 photos per batch and convert again as often as you like, with no account, watermark, or daily cap. Pick PDF to combine the photos into one document with one photo per page, sized to each photo or fitted on A4 or US Letter pages.
Practical answers about privacy, formats, and output quality.
No. Reading, decoding, converting, building the ZIP or PDF, and downloading all happen in your browser tab. RealScaner never receives your photos. If your browser cannot open HEIC itself, a decoder file loads once from this site, not from a third party.
Yes, by default. Converted files contain no photo metadata, so GPS location, camera details, and capture time are removed. For JPG output you can choose to keep the date and camera details without location, or keep everything including location.
JPG always uses lossy compression, but High quality at 95 percent is visually close to the original for most photos. Every photo keeps its full resolution and correct rotation. Choose PNG for lossless output, which makes much larger files.
Open this page in Edge, Chrome, or Firefox, drop the HEIC files copied from your iPhone, and select Convert photos. No Windows app or paid HEVC extension is needed, because the decoding runs inside the browser.
Each batch holds up to 50 photos of up to 100 MB each, and there is no daily limit, account, or watermark. Several photos download as one ZIP file. Very large batches show a memory warning because phones have less memory than computers.
Yes. Choose PDF as the output to combine every photo in the batch into one PDF with one photo per page. Pages can match each photo or fit it on A4 or US Letter with a margin. For a HEIC file that holds several images, the main photo is used.