Decode
An open-source HEIC decoder runs in your browser, one photo at a time, without slowing the page. It turns each picture the right way up.
Free tool
Turn iPhone HEIC photos into JPG
HEIC photos won’t open everywhere. Convert them to JPG right here — the date and camera details come along, the location stays behind if you like, and nothing is uploaded.
Your photos never leave your device
Everything happens inside this page. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is sent anywhere — once the page has loaded, it even works offline.
How it works
A JPG that still knows when it was taken
Keep the details
The date, camera, lens and settings are copied into the JPG, and so is the colour profile, so iPhone colours look the same.
Leave the location
With “Remove the location” ticked (it is, to begin with), the GPS block is blanked before it goes in, and every JPG is checked afterwards.
For your whole library
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Remove location from photos
See where your photos were taken and download copies without the GPS location.
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Google Takeout fixer
Put dates and places back into photos exported from Google Photos, using the JSON files Takeout leaves beside them.
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Photo resizer & compressor
Shrink a batch of photos for email, WhatsApp or the web — choose the size or quality, download a zip.
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Privacy blur
Blur or pixelate faces, number plates and addresses before you share a photo — the location is removed too.
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Photo date fixer
Shift a batch of photos by hours or days, or set an exact date for scans — losslessly.
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Rename photos by date
Batch-rename photos to the date they were taken, like 2024-05-17_14-30-22.jpg, with a preview first.
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Duplicate photo finder
Pick a folder and see every exact copy of a photo or video, and how much space they waste.
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Blurry photo finder
Score every photo’s sharpness and list the blurry and very dark ones, so cleaning up takes minutes.
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Motion photo extractor
Save the short video inside Samsung and Pixel motion photos as an MP4, and the still on its own.
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EXIF viewer
See everything a photo says about itself — camera, settings, dates, location and serial numbers.
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Credits and licences
HEIC decoding uses libheif and libde265, compiled to WebAssembly by libheif-js 1.23.2. They are free software under the GNU LGPL 3.0: the decoder is a separate file this page loads only when you convert something, and you are free to replace it with your own build of the same libraries.