Convert HEIC to JPG. In your browser, free.
iPhones save photos as HEIC, and most web tools cannot even open them - Google Squoosh has no HEIC decoder, so .heic files fail in Chrome, Firefox and Edge. PixSip decodes HEIC itself, converts up to 20 images per batch to JPG locally, and uploads nothing.
How HEIC becomes JPG, step by step
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Drop your HEIC files
Add up to 20 HEIC images (10 MB each). They stay on your device - there is no upload step.
- 2
They come back as JPG
The convert switch is already set to JPG on this page. Encoding runs at the quality we calibrated against TinyPNG.
- 3
Download or grab the ZIP
Save each JPG separately, or download the whole batch as one ZIP generated locally.
Why HEIC fails elsewhere - and what PixSip does instead
Works everywhere
HEIC decoding runs in the browser, so iPhone photos work on Windows, Chrome, Firefox and Edge - not just Safari.
No uploads
Conversion happens locally. Turn off Wi-Fi after the page loads and it keeps working.
Batch of 20
Convert 20 HEIC files at once, each written as JPG with its own size and download button.