Convert HEIC to JPG

HEIC is the default photo format on every iPhone since iOS 11 — Apple chose it because it stores photos at roughly half the JPEG size, doubling effective storage. The compatibility tax is real, though: Windows Photo Viewer needs a paid codec pack, older Androids can't open it, most web upload forms reject it, and printing services often refuse it. Converting HEIC to JPG produces the universal format every device, application, and web form on Earth accepts. This converter decodes HEIC directly in your browser using the heic2any WebAssembly library (loaded on demand, cached after first use), then re-encodes to JPEG at quality 90 — your photos never leave the device, which matters when the files are family photos, ID documents, or anything personal. The conversion preserves dimensions and, at q90, is visually indistinguishable from the source. If you need lossless output instead, use HEIC to PNG; if you're optimizing for the web, HEIC to WebP gives the best size/quality balance.

• 1JPG opens everywhere — no codecs, no 'file format not supported' on Windows, Android, web forms, or print shops.
• 2Photos are processed on-device via WebAssembly. Family photos and ID documents never touch a third-party server.
• 3Quality 90 output is visually identical to the HEIC source — iPhone photos convert without perceptible loss.
• 4No app install, no iTunes, no cloud sync. Works on the iPhone itself, any Android, any Windows PC — just a browser.
• 5Free and unlimited: batch-convert a whole camera roll's worth of photos without paywalls or per-file charges.
• 6HEIC's wider color data is mapped cleanly to JPEG — no banding or washed-out skies that naive converters produce.