HEIC.one
Convert photos

Runs in your browser

HEIC photos, converted right here.

Turn iPhone photos into JPG, PNG, WebP, PDF and more. Your device does the work, so nothing gets uploaded.

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01 — Formats

One photo. Seven ways out.

.jpg HEIC to JPGThe safe choice. Opens on every device, app and website. .png HEIC to PNGLossless output for editing, design and screenshots. .webp HEIC to WebPSmall files for fast websites and blogs. .pdf HEIC to PDFOne PDF per photo, or combine them into one document. .gif HEIC to GIFStatic GIFs for older systems and simple graphics. .bmp HEIC to BMPUncompressed files for legacy software and devices. .tiff HEIC to TIFFUncompressed files for print and archiving.

02 — Privacy

Private by design, not by promise.

Most online converters send your photos to a server. HEIC.one loads a small conversion engine into your browser, and your device does the rest.

Check it yourself: open your browser’s developer tools, watch the Network tab and convert a photo. Your image files are not sent anywhere.

Your photos
Stay on your device
Converted files
Stay on your device
Location & camera data
Removed from output
Account
Not needed

03 — How it works

Three steps. No learning curve.

  1. Add your photosDrop files or a whole folder, paste an image, or browse your device.
  2. Pick a formatAdjust quality and size if you want to. Files update as you change settings.
  3. Save themDownload photos one at a time, or everything together in a ZIP.

04 — Questions

Good to know.

What is a HEIC file?

HEIC is the photo format iPhones and iPads use by default. It keeps files small with high quality, but many Windows apps, older devices and websites cannot open it.

Is HEIC.one really free?

Yes. There is no account, watermark or paid tier. The site is supported by advertising.

How many photos can I convert?

HEIC.one sets no limit. The practical limit is your device’s memory. Phones may struggle with very large batches, so try smaller groups if a conversion fails.

Does it work on iPhone and Android?

Yes. HEIC.one works in current mobile browsers. Safari cannot create WebP files in the browser, but all other formats are available there.

Is metadata such as my location kept?

No. Converted files do not include EXIF metadata such as GPS coordinates or camera details. Your original files are not changed.

05 — Guides

Learn the format.

All guides