Fast private conversion for iPhone photos

Convert HEIC to JPG Online

Batch-convert iPhone HEIC photos to JPG directly on your device. No upload, no account, no server processing.

Local processing Batch conversion ZIP download
  • No upload. Files stay on your device.
  • Batch conversion with ZIP download.
  • Made for iPhone and mobile Safari.
How it works

Drop .heic files here

or tap to choose files from your device

For large iPhone batches on mobile Safari, smaller groups usually work more smoothly.

Export Settings

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Queue

Add one or more .heic files to start.

File Size Result Actions

Private HEIC to JPG conversion for iPhone photos

This tool is built for the most common HEIC problem: you have photos from an iPhone, but a website, email client, Windows PC or marketplace only accepts JPG. QwHub converts .heic files to .jpg fully in your browser, so your photos stay on your device during the whole process.

  • Client-side conversion with no photo upload
  • Batch queue with one-click ZIP download
  • Made for mobile Safari and iPhone workflows

How to convert HEIC to JPG

  1. Add HEIC files: Choose one or more .heic files from your iPhone, iPad, Mac or Files app.
  2. Adjust settings: Pick JPG quality and keep EXIF metadata enabled if you want to preserve standard photo information.
  3. Convert and download: Run the conversion, then download each JPG separately or get the whole batch as a ZIP archive.

FAQ

Does this HEIC to JPG converter upload my photos?

No. Conversion happens locally in your browser. Your HEIC files are not sent to the server for processing.

Can I convert multiple HEIC files at once?

Yes. The tool supports batch conversion and can package all finished JPG files into one ZIP download.

Will metadata be preserved?

The converter tries to preserve standard EXIF metadata such as capture date, camera model and GPS data when it is available in the source HEIC file. Some proprietary maker-specific fields may not carry over.

Why would I convert HEIC to JPG?

JPG is supported by almost every website, messenger, email client, printer workflow and Windows app. HEIC is more storage-efficient, but compatibility is still worse outside the Apple ecosystem.