HEIC to JPG route
HEIC to JPG Converter
Convert HEIC photos from iPhone or iPad to JPG — the format accepted everywhere. Batch upload and download JPGs ready for email, websites, social media, and any app that does not support HEIC.
Runs locally in your browser
Privacy-firstUp to 100 MB per file · 3-file batch limit
How it works
Three steps. No friction.
Upload
Drop or paste any file — Device mode keeps it on your machine.
Pick a target
Choose a format (or a compress preset). Per-file controls if you need them.
Download
Grab a single file or zip the whole batch in one click.
Built for
Common use cases
Turn phone photos into email-friendly JPG files.
Batch-convert HEIC images for CMS uploads.
Resize and compress a review folder before sharing with clients.
Phone-originated images, easier to share
HEIC to JPG Converter
The straightforward choice for phone photos, Apple device exports, CMS uploads, and any review folder that needs broadly compatible image files.
Keep JPG as the starting target for this route while still allowing any uploaded image to pivot into PNG or WebP when supported.
High Efficiency Image Container
About HEIC (source)
Apple-default image format using HEVC compression. Smaller than JPEG at the same quality but limited support outside Apple devices.
JPEG Image
About JPG (target)
Lossy raster image format. The default for photographs and most web imagery. Small files; quality is tunable but compression artefacts can show.
Premium
Bigger files. Faster encoders. Lossless presets.
Up to 500 MB/file, 15-file batches and Cloud GPU queue. Cancel any time.
Upgrade to PremiumFAQ
Frequently asked
Yes. Converting HEIC to JPG is free. Device processing runs in your browser with no account needed; Cloud processing (better encoders, queue tracking) is also free with a quick signup. Shorty Premium unlocks larger file sizes and bigger batch limits for high-volume workflows.
Yes. Each uploaded file gets its own queue card with independent format, quality, and processing controls. You can convert the entire batch at once or start individual items in any order.
Available controls depend on the file type. Audio and video files expose bitrate and trim options. Image files include quality and resolution scaling. PDF conversions include page range and render quality settings where applicable.
Device processing runs conversions locally in your browser — ideal for quick jobs, privacy-sensitive files, and works without an account. Cloud processing queues the job on Shorty's servers and keeps outputs ready to download — free with a quick signup (no card). Premium lifts the file-size and batch caps on top of either mode.
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