THE PIKOZIP IMAGE TOOLKIT

Convert HEIC to JPG online.

Convert iPhone HEIC and HEIF photos to JPG free. Photos are processed in your browser, not uploaded. Adjust quality and download up to 30 images in a ZIP.

On-device processing

Choose a fresh format

Choose an output format, then add your images.

Up to 30 images · 10 MB per image

PNGJPEGWebPAVIFHEIC

Output settingsJPEG · 85% quality · Original dimensions

Customize

Fine-tune your files

Set your balance of format, file size, and detail.

Start with a useful profile

Choose a starting point, then adjust the details below.

Settings saved on this device

Save current settings

Saved profiles 0/10

Profiles affect new images. Use “Apply to all images” below to update your current batch. Saved profiles contain settings only; your images are never saved here.

Optimization approach

Output format

Smart compares encoded sizes and keeps transparency. JPEG fills transparent areas with white.

Lossy image quality85%

Smaller fileMore detail

Quality applies to JPEG, WebP and AVIF. PNG uses its separate compression mode.

Maximum width

Keeps proportions. Never enlarges.

Target file size OPTIONAL

Lowers quality if needed. A target is not guaranteed.

Settings apply to new images. Apply them to update the current batch.

HEIC to JPG

Know what changes

Turn iPhone HEIC and HEIF photos into widely compatible JPG files. Images are decoded and converted on your device, so the photos are not uploaded to a server.

Static HEIC and HEIF images are supported; animated files are not. Each photo is converted to JPEG at an adjustable quality setting. Review the preview before downloading the batch.

JPEG does not preserve transparency. PikoZip fills transparent areas with white when converting to JPEG.

Converting a large batch of phone photos can take a moment on slower devices. Set a maximum width if the destination does not need full camera resolution.

How to convert HEIC to JPG

Add HEIC or HEIF photos from your iPhone or iPad. PikoZip converts each static image to JPEG on your device. Adjust quality if you need a smaller file, review the preview and download one photo or the whole batch as a ZIP.

Is it safe to convert HEIC photos online?

The conversion runs inside your browser, and the photo bytes are not uploaded to a PikoZip server. That matters for personal pictures. Keep your original HEIC files as master copies.

A SIMPLE WORKFLOW

Get started with HEIC to JPG.

Bring your images.

Choose a file, a batch, or a folder. Your original files remain untouched.

Find your balance.

Set format, quality, width, and an optional target size. Compare your result.

Take the lighter route.

Download one image or the whole batch in a ZIP, with folder paths preserved.

THE DETAILS THAT MATTER

Know your result.

Are my images uploaded?

No image bytes are uploaded. Your browser fetches the image codecs, then processes your selected files locally.

Will the output always be smaller?

Savings vary. A same-format, same-dimension original is retained when it is smaller. Explicit conversions may increase file size, which the result clearly shows.

Can I keep working from the original?

Yes. PikoZip does not overwrite the source file on your device. Keep your original master and download the output as a separate file.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Keep the workflow moving.

LEARN SOMETHING USEFUL

Image format guide

Compare PNG, JPG, WebP and AVIF for photos, transparent graphics and website images. Choose a format using your actual output and compatibility needs.

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LEARN SOMETHING USEFUL

Image compression explained

Understand lossy and lossless image compression, resizing and target file sizes. Learn why 100 KB is a goal and when keeping the original is the best result.

Explore YOUR WORKFLOW

Help center

Search common image optimization questions and troubleshoot your PikoZip results.

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MAKE A LITTLE ROOM

Your next image, a little lighter.

Choose your format. Find your balance. Take it with you.

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