Instantly convert your HEIC files into different image file types—no sign-up required!
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Convert your HEIC files into other image file formats. It‘s completely free and easy and only takes a few seconds.

Retain the original sharpness, lighting, and colors of your HEIC files after conversion.

Convert images to universally editable and viewable file formats for any device.

Turn HEIC images into other image formats like JPG or PNG in just one click.

Convert HEIC files directly from your browser, with no downloads, sign-ups, or hidden fees.
Select your HEIC file from your file browser, or simply drag and drop it.
Select a file type to convert to, and then click the “Convert” button.
Once it's finished, click “Download” to save your newly created image file.

Ensure consistent image formatting for reports, presentations, and websites.

Convert HEIC photos from Apple devices into universally usable formats.

Format HEIC files for better compatibility with photo editing apps.

Converts HEIC files into more widely compatible image formats.
Completes conversions in seconds with just a few clicks.
Is available directly from your web browser on desktop and mobile.
An HEIC converter is a tool that converts HEIC images from iPhones and iPads into more compatible formats like JPG or PNG.
HEIC is Apple’s high-efficiency format that reduces file size. Converting it ensures compatibility with all devices.
You can convert HEIC files by dragging and dropping your image (or clicking the “Upload” button and selecting it via File Explorer), choosing the file type that you would like to convert the image to, and then selecting the “Convert” button. Your HEIC file will then be converted and downloadable in seconds.
Yes, it’s completely free with no sign-up or hidden fees.
No, currently you can only convert one HEIC file at a time.
Yes, your image quality remains clear and consistent after conversion.
QuillBot supports JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP.
HEIC format has smaller file sizes and higher image quality thanks to more advanced compression, while JPG is an older, more compatible file format that is more universally supported.