Convert iPhone HEIC photos to JPG so they open on every device.
iPhone cameras default to HEIC, which Windows, older browsers, and many design tools do not open natively. Eazier File Converter swaps HEIC to JPG and keeps the rotation, colour profile, and EXIF metadata intact.
Convert iPhone HEIC photos to JPG so they open on every device.
iPhone cameras default to HEIC, which Windows, older browsers, and many design tools do not open natively. Eazier File Converter swaps HEIC to JPG and keeps the rotation, colour profile, and EXIF metadata intact.
What you get
- A JPG copy of every HEIC photo, with rotation baked in so portraits stop loading sideways.
- Optional metadata stripping in one click if the photos are going to a public surface where you do not want GPS or device data attached.
- File history that keeps the HEIC source and the JPG output paired for easy auditing.
A simple 3-step path
- Upload the HEIC photos: Drag in one HEIC or a folder. Multi-file conversions process in parallel.
- Pick JPG quality: Use the balanced default or specify a JPEG quality value when your destination is bandwidth-sensitive.
- Download the JPGs or continue the workflow: The JPG outputs live in your file history. Strip metadata, resize, or optimize them without re-uploading.
Limitations to know
- Live Photo motion components stored alongside the HEIC are dropped — the JPG is a single still frame.
- Burst groups are converted as independent JPGs, not as a single grouped output.
- Per-file size cap follows your plan; see pricing for current limits.
Frequently asked
Why are my iPhone photos in HEIC instead of JPG?
iPhones since iOS 11 default to HEIC because it stores higher quality at a smaller file size. The trade-off is that HEIC is not universally supported.
Do I lose quality when converting HEIC to JPG?
JPG is lossy, so there is a small re-encode loss. At the default quality setting, the JPG is visually indistinguishable from the HEIC for most uses.
Will EXIF metadata be preserved?
Yes by default — rotation, capture date, and EXIF data carry over. Strip metadata in one click using the image toolkit if you want a clean output before sharing publicly.
Can I convert HEIC photos in bulk?
Yes. Drop a folder of HEIC files into one run; each becomes a JPG in your file history.