Convert HEIC to JPG
iPhone photos (.heic) that won't open on Windows or in upload forms? Convert them to universal JPG in seconds, in batch, with zero upload.
Since iOS 11, iPhones save photos as HEIC — an efficient format that many websites, forms and Windows versions still can't open. Here the JPG conversion happens on your own device: drop several photos at once and download everything as a .zip.
Privacy matters for personal photos: nothing travels over the internet, and metadata (GPS location, date, device model) is automatically stripped from the output file.
How it works
Three steps, a few seconds, zero uploads. LivreImage uses your own browser's engine to process images locally.
1. Drop your files
Drag, click or paste (Ctrl+V) one or many images — JPG, PNG, WebP, iPhone HEIC, GIF, BMP or SVG.
2. Tweak if you like
Pick the output format, compression quality and an optional max width for resizing. Or leave it on auto.
3. Download instantly
Compare before & after, see how much you saved, and download one by one or everything as a .zip.
Why LivreImage
Most online converters upload your photos to an unknown server, put you in a queue and cap free usage. This one is different by design.
Real privacy
No image ever travels over the internet. Processing happens on your device, and metadata (GPS location, date, camera) is automatically stripped from the output.
Instant speed
No upload, no server queue: conversion starts the moment you drop the file — even on a slow connection.
Free, no limits
No sign-up, no watermark, no daily cap, no files that "expire". Process as many images as you need.
iPhone HEIC, solved
HEIC photos that won't open on Windows or in upload forms? Convert them to universal JPG in one click, in batch.
Tools
Each job has its own fast, focused page — use the shortcuts below.
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FAQ
Common questions about privacy, formats and limits.