Add HEIC photos
Choose `.heic` or `.heif` files from an iPhone, iPad, or another camera app.
iPhone photos, upload-ready formats
Convert iPhone HEIC and HEIF photos to JPG, PNG, or WebP locally in your browser.
HEIC / HEIF
Add iPhone HEIC or HEIF photos, choose JPG, PNG, or WebP, and export browser-readable copies without uploading the images.
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Choose `.heic` or `.heif` files from an iPhone, iPad, or another camera app.
Convert to JPG for uploads, PNG for editing copies, or WebP for web use. Quality controls apply to JPG and WebP.
Pixlery re-encodes the visible pixels locally, so embedded GPS and camera metadata are not copied to the export.
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Turn HEIC photos into formats accepted by forms, school portals, resumes, e-commerce dashboards, and older apps.
The HEIC decoder runs in your browser session; Pixlery does not receive the selected photos.
Live Photo video tracks, HDR fidelity, and every HEIC variant are not promised. Unsupported files fail with a readable message.
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HEIC is a compact photo container used by iPhone and some Android cameras. It saves space, but many websites still ask for JPG or PNG.
No. Supported HEIC conversion runs locally in the browser. The page may load decoder code, but the selected image file is not sent to Pixlery.
Choose JPG for most upload forms, PNG when another editor needs a pixel copy, and WebP for web images when your platform accepts it.
No. This tool converts the still image. It does not extract or convert the video track from Live Photos.
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When a website rejects an iPhone photo, convert it to JPG first, then compress or resize only if the destination has a file-size limit.
GuideWhat is HEIC and when should you convert it?HEIC keeps phone photos small, but many upload forms still expect JPG or PNG. Convert only when the destination cannot accept the original file.