Why did my file fail?

Some HEIC variants or HDR captures may not decode in every browser — try re-exporting from Photos or use a smaller file.

Will EXIF metadata remain?

JPEG output may differ from source metadata handling depending on decoder support — review before publishing.

This release focuses on one file per run for predictable memory use on phones.

HEIC to JPG — Convert iPhone Photos Online

Privacy

For supported workflows, files are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded to SnapTools servers.

Overview

HEIC keeps iPhone photos efficient, but many desktops and CMS tools still want JPG. This converter decodes HEIC/HEIF locally and writes a JPEG you can drop into any workflow.

One conversion per successful run counts toward your daily quota; Pro Suite raises limits elsewhere in SnapTools.

How it works

We call the heic2any helper in your browser to transcode HEIC/HEIF into a JPEG blob you can download immediately.

Benefits

Faster handoffs to recruiters, printers, and CMS uploads that still expect JPG or PNG pipelines.

Security & privacy

Conversion happens client-side; SnapTools does not persist your photos on servers for this tool path.

FAQ

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