Batch HEIC → JPG (ZIP)
Drop a whole camera roll of iPhone photos and get one ZIP back. Converted on your device, never uploaded.
Om dette verktøyet
When you move a few hundred iPhone photos to a Windows PC, a shared drive or a print shop, HEIC turns into a wall. Converting them one by one is tedious, and most online batch converters want you to upload your entire camera roll to their servers. That means your kids, your home, your documents and the GPS coordinates baked into every shot.
This batch converter takes the whole pile at once, converts every photo to JPG or PNG on your own device and hands you back a single ZIP. Files that fail, like a stray video or a broken file, are listed and skipped so the rest still finish. Duplicate names are renamed automatically so nothing overwrites anything.
By default, it also strips location, camera model and timestamp data from every converted photo, so the ZIP is safe to send. Turn that off if you want to keep dates for your own photo library.
Funksjoner
- Convert hundreds of HEIC or HEIF photos in one go
- One ZIP download instead of hundreds of separate files
- JPG with adjustable quality, or lossless PNG
- Optional removal of GPS, camera and timestamp data
- Live progress list with per-file status
- Bad files are skipped, not fatal
- Runs entirely in your browser - no upload, no account
Slik bruker du det
- Pick JPG or PNG and set the quality.
- Leave Remove location data on if you plan to share the photos.
- Drop your HEIC files or a selection straight from the Photos app.
- Wait for the progress bar, then open the ZIP from your downloads.
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Ofte stilte spørsmål
There is no fixed limit. The practical ceiling is your device's memory. Laptops handle several hundred photos easily. On phones, batches of 50 to 100 are more comfortable.
The single HEIC converter saves each file separately and offers more output formats. This batch version is built for volume: one ZIP, a progress list and metadata removal by default.
Removal itself does not. The image is re-encoded once, and at quality 90 the difference is invisible. Choose PNG if you need zero loss.
No. Decoding uses libheif compiled to WebAssembly and the ZIP is built in your browser. Your photos never leave your device.