Convierta fotos HEIC y HEIF en archivos JPEG ampliamente compatibles en su navegador.
Suelte archivos HEIC aquí
Tamaño máximo del archivo: 50 MBHasta 10 archivos por lote
Los archivos se procesan en su dispositivo. No se carga nada.
No hay cola de carga ni pantalla de cuenta. Elija, convierta localmente y descargue.
Arrastre y suelte hasta 10 archivos a la vez o haga clic para explorar. Sin ZIP, sin preparación.
Tus fotos permanecen en tu dispositivo todo el tiempo. No se carga nada en un servidor.
Un clic. Limpie los JPEG a máxima resolución. Descárgalos uno a uno o en ZIP.
La mayoría de los convertidores HEIC a JPEG gratuitos cargan sus archivos, los procesan de forma remota y envían un enlace de descarga. heictojpeg.io no lo hace.
Tus fotos nunca serán enviadas, almacenadas ni vistas por nadie más que tú.
La salida JPEG es una copia exacta píxel por píxel del original.
La ubicación GPS, la fecha de la toma y los detalles de la cámara no se copian al JPEG.
Convierta un lote y descargue imágenes listas individualmente o juntas en un archivo ZIP.
Sin cuenta, sin captura de correo electrónico, sin marca de agua y sin límite de uso repetido.
Windows, Mac, Linux y dispositivos móviles. Sin instalación.
JPEG is a lossy format, but at a high quality setting — which this tool uses by default — the difference is invisible to the eye in an ordinary photo. What you get in exchange is a much smaller file that opens everywhere: every OS, every app, every upload form that flatly rejects HEIC.
PNG is the better choice when you need pixel-perfect lossless output or a transparent background — screenshots, logos, graphics you'll edit further. For a straight photo you're sharing, printing, or uploading somewhere, JPEG's smaller size and universal support usually wins.
If file size and compatibility are the priority, convert to JPEG. If pixel-for-pixel accuracy or transparency matters more, use our HEIC to PNG converter instead — same local, no-upload approach, different output format.
| Feature | JPEG | PNG |
|---|---|---|
| Compression | Lossy, small quality trade-off | Lossless |
| Transparency | Not supported | Supported |
| Best for | Photos, casual sharing, uploads | Screenshots, logos, editing |
| File size | Smaller | Larger |
HEIC (High Efficiency Image Container) is Apple's default photo format since iOS 11. It uses a newer, more efficient compression method than JPEG, so it stores a similar-looking photo in roughly half the file size. The trade-off is compatibility: HEIC is still not fully supported across Windows, many web upload forms, and a lot of non-Apple software, which is why converting to JPEG remains the practical default when you need to share, print, or upload a photo somewhere outside Apple's ecosystem.
JPEG, in exchange for the larger file size, is understood by essentially every device, platform, and piece of software made in the last 25 years. That universal support is the entire reason it's still the default target format for HEIC conversion, even though newer formats like HEIC and WebP are technically more efficient.
La mayoría de los convertidores de HEIC a JPEG en línea enrutan sus archivos a través de un servidor remoto para procesar la conversión. Eso significa que tus fotos, aunque sea brevemente, existen en una infraestructura que no controlas.
heictojpeg.io ejecuta toda la conversión del lado del cliente. Sus archivos se leen, convierten y descargan sin transmitirse a ninguna parte. No hay ningún paso de carga que interceptar ni ninguna copia del lado del servidor que eliminar, porque nunca se crea ninguna.
Esto es más importante para fotografías familiares, imágenes médicas, escaneos de documentos de identidad o cualquier archivo que prefiera no pasar por un servidor de terceros.
Use a broadly supported JPEG when the original iPhone or HEIF photo does not fit the next step in your workflow.
Photos sent from an iPhone show up as unreadable HEIC files. Convert them to JPEG and they open in any Windows photo viewer.
Most platforms and email clients still don't render HEIC properly. Convert first and avoid the broken-image icon.
Application portals, job sites, and government forms routinely reject HEIC uploads outright. JPEG is accepted almost everywhere.
Convert a batch from a recent trip or event so the files play nicely with older apps, printers, and shared drives.
Choose PNG when you need transparency or lossless image quality.
If you'd rather your iPhone save new photos directly as JPEG, go to Settings → Camera → Formats and select Most Compatible instead of High Efficiency. This changes what your camera saves going forward; it doesn't affect photos you've already taken, which is where a converter like this one still comes in.
Sin cuenta. Sin cargas. Salida JPEG de alta calidad.
Respuestas claras sobre calidad, privacidad, compatibilidad y fotos del iPhone.
heictojpeg.io is a free online tool that converts HEIC/HEIF image files, the format used by iPhones, into JPEG format quickly and directly in your browser.
Yes. There are no hidden fees, watermarks, or sign-up requirements. Convert as many batches of files as you need, whenever you need to.
No. heictojpeg.io works with zero sign-up. Just open the site and start converting.
No. This tool uses your browser's built-in processing to convert the file locally on your device. The image data never leaves your computer or phone, so there's nothing to intercept and nothing stored on a remote server.
Yes. The converter creates a new JPEG and does not copy EXIF metadata such as the date taken, GPS location, or camera information from the source photo.
No, and any tool claiming zero quality loss when converting to JPEG isn't being accurate. JPEG uses lossy compression by design. At a high quality setting, the difference is invisible to the eye in ordinary photos, but it is technically not identical to the original.
You can batch convert up to 10 files per session, with a maximum file size of 50 MB per file.
Yes. Since it runs entirely in your browser, heictojpeg.io works on Windows, Mac, Linux, Chromebook, and mobile devices, with no software installation required.
