Drop iPhone photos, convert them on your device, then download clean JPG or PNG files with no uploads.
or click to browse, up to 20 files at a time
Large photos from newer phones normally convert without trouble, but very big batches can depend on your device memory.
BestHEIC converts HEIC and HEIF photos directly in your browser. When you drop files on the page, the converter runs on your device and uses a library that turns each photo into a standard JPG or PNG. Nothing is uploaded to a remote server.
First, choose or drop up to 20 HEIC or HEIF files. Second, pick your preferred output format, either JPG or PNG. Third, click Convert all and wait for each card to show a preview. You can download images one by one or grab everything as a ZIP file when the conversion finishes.
This approach is usually faster than cloud tools because it uses the power of your computer or phone, and it gives you extra privacy since your photos never leave your browser session.
Files are processed locally in your browser. There are no uploads, no storage, and no access to your photos on any server.
Drag, drop, convert, and download in a few clicks. Most conversions finish quickly for normal photo sizes.
There are no daily limits, paywalls, or watermarks. You can convert as often as you need within the browser limits of your device.
HEIF stands for High Efficiency Image Format. HEIC is a common file extension that Apple uses for photos saved in the HEIF format. Modern iPhones, iPads, and many Macs use HEIC and HEIF because these formats store high quality images in smaller file sizes compared to old formats like JPG.
The smaller size is helpful for your photo library, but many apps and older systems do not recognize HEIC or HEIF by default. Windows systems, older versions of macOS, older design tools, and some web upload forms still expect JPG or PNG files.
A converter like BestHEIC keeps the original quality as much as practical while giving you a familiar file type. That way you can email photos, upload them to websites, and use them in tools that do not support HEIC or HEIF on their own.
No. All conversion happens in your browser using JavaScript. The photos stay on your device and are not sent to any server. When you close the tab, the conversion state is gone.
HEIF is the image format. HEIC is a common file extension that Apple uses for HEIF image files. In practice most people treat the two as the same thing, so this tool accepts both without any extra steps from you.
Apple uses HEIC by default because it saves storage space. You get similar or better quality compared to JPG at a smaller file size. The tradeoff is that some older devices and apps cannot open HEIC files without extra software or a converter.
Right now BestHEIC lets you load up to 20 files per batch. This keeps the page responsive and reduces the chance of running out of memory in your browser, especially on phones or older laptops.
JPG is usually best for everyday photos and sharing by email or text because the files are smaller. PNG is useful when you want lossless quality or plan to edit images further in design tools. You can pick either format from the Convert to dropdown before you start.
Yes. Once your HEIC or HEIF files are converted to JPG or PNG, they work on Windows, on older versions of macOS, in most email clients, in web forms, and in common editing tools that do not understand HEIC yet.
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