AnonShotFree tool · runs locally
Convert HEIC photos to JPG
iPhones save photos as HEIC, which many websites and apps still reject. Convert them to JPG or PNG here: decoding happens on your device and GPS metadata is not carried over.
- Nothing sent to our servers
- Free, no account
- Works on mobile
Processed on your device · nothing is uploaded
How it works
Select one or more .heic or .heif photos.
Pick JPG or PNG and the quality you want.
Download each converted image.
Frequently asked questions
Does the conversion really happen locally?
Yes. A HEIC decoder compiled to WebAssembly is loaded into the page and converts the files on your device. In Safari, the system's built-in decoder is used as a fallback.
Is EXIF and GPS data kept?
No. The output file only contains the image: camera, date and GPS location are not copied, which makes it safer to share.
Why does my iPhone sometimes send a JPG already?
When a website doesn't say it accepts HEIC, iOS often converts the photo on upload. To get the original HEIC files, use the Files app or AirDrop them to a computer.
Can I stop my iPhone from using HEIC?
Yes: Settings › Camera › Formats › “Most Compatible”. Photos are then saved as JPEG, at the cost of larger files.