Convert HEIC to JPG on iPhone
No computer, no app store, no upload — conversion runs on the phone.
Drop your HEIC or HEIF files here
or choose files — up to 100 at once, 100 MB each
No upload. Files are processed in your browser.
Files never leave your device · EXIF and GPS removed
Works on Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge · No installation
iPhones shoot HEIC by default and there is no built-in “export as JPG” for a whole album. This page converts on the phone itself — no app to install and nothing uploaded.
iPhones shoot HEIC by default, and there is no built-in “export as JPG” button for a whole album. The usual workaround — emailing the photo to yourself — actually converts it, but compresses it and strips the filename.
This page runs the converter in Safari on the phone itself. Files stay on the device, which matters when the photo is going straight into a chat or an upload form.
Last reviewed November 2026
Why convert in the browser on iPhone
No app to install
Runs in Safari on the phone, so there is no App Store detour or subscription.
Photos stay on the phone
Nothing is uploaded — which matters when the photo is a document or an ID.
Save straight to Files
Use the share sheet to store the JPG or send it to an upload form.
How to convert HEIC → JPG
- Open this page in Safari. Chrome on iOS works too, but Safari has the best memory behaviour.
- Choose photos. Pick from the photo library or Files app.
- Save to Files or Photos. Use the share sheet to store the JPG.
Questions
Can I convert a whole album?
Select multiple photos in the picker. Keep it under ~30 on a phone — mobile browsers have limited memory.
Does iOS upload the file?
Not with this tool. The conversion happens in the page; no file data is sent.
Will the JPG keep the date?
The EXIF block is removed, so the capture date is lost. The file creation date in Files reflects when you saved it.
Related converters
Same engine, different formats — all processed locally.
Prefer the general converter?
The full tool lives at HEIC to JPG Converter and includes the same engine with more detail on quality settings, batch limits and metadata handling.
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