HEIC / HEIF → JPG
Set the JPG output for one HEIC photo
Use one HEIC or HEIF photo per process, choose a JPG output quality from 50 to 100, and review the generated JPG.
- 1 HEIC or HEIF photo
- JPG output
- 50–100 in steps of 5
Choose a value on the available JPG scale
The JPG output quality can be set from 50 to 100. Available values move in increments of 5.
JPG metadata is not guaranteed
The process creates JPG image output. Metadata in the generated JPG is not guaranteed.
From one selected photo to a JPG file
The process uses one HEIC or HEIF photo, one selected output setting, and one generated JPG.
1. Select one photo
Choose one HEIC or HEIF photo. The source file can be up to 25 MB and the image can contain up to 25 million pixels.
2. Set JPG output
Choose an output quality from 50 to 100. The setting changes in steps of 5.
3. Review the JPG
The generated file is JPG output. Its size can be up to 50 MB.
The fixed input and output boundaries
These limits apply to the selected source photo and the generated JPG file.
- 1 — HEIC or HEIF photo per process
- 25 MB — maximum input file size
- 25 M — maximum pixels
- 50 MB — maximum JPG output size
Metadata note
- The process creates JPG image output. Metadata in the generated JPG is not guaranteed.
Ready to choose a JPG output setting?
Open HEIC to JPG to use one HEIC or HEIF photo with an output quality from 50 to 100.
Set the JPG output for one HEIC photo
How many photos can I use per process?
One HEIC or HEIF photo can be used per process.
Which JPG output settings are available?
JPG output quality is available from 50 to 100 in steps of 5.
Which limits apply to the source photo?
The HEIC or HEIF input can be up to 25 MB and can contain up to 25 million pixels.
Will metadata be in the generated JPG?
Metadata in the generated JPG is not guaranteed.