Why convert HEIC to WebP?

WebP is easier to use in many browser and publishing workflows, while HEIC remains useful as the original iPhone photo.

Will the conversion keep Live Photo motion?

No. This tool converts the still image contained in the HEIC file, not the paired Live Photo video.

The image bytes are decoded and encoded locally in the browser.

Yes. Add a batch within the plan limits and download the completed WebP files as one ZIP.

Open iPhone HEIC photos in the browser, create WebP output on your device, inspect the result, and download the batch without an image upload.

Capabilities and limits verified November 5, 2026. Resolved from the live plan configuration.

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Up to 20 images, max 5 MB each.Get Web Pro

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Up to 500 images per batch, 150 MB each, with folder uploads.

1
Choose iPhone photos
Add HEIC or HEIF files from Photos, Files, or a desktop export.
2
Decode and encode locally
PixSip decodes HEIC and creates WebP output inside the browser.
3
Download WebP files
Review the exact output size, then save files individually or in one ZIP.

Use a current browser on Mac, Windows, iPhone, Android, or Linux.

WebP is widely supported by modern browsers and many content systems.

Keep the original HEIC files as the camera source and use WebP copies where needed.