HEIC to JPEG XL
Convert HEIC to JPEG XL when you want your iPhone photos in an open, royalty-free format that Chrome, Firefox and Safari display. Don't expect smaller files: a HEIC can't be re-packed the way a JPEG can, so the photo is encoded again. All in your browser.
HEIC to JPEG XL
Convert HEIC to JPEG XL when you want your iPhone photos in an open, royalty-free format that Chrome, Firefox and Safari display. Don't expect smaller files: a HEIC can't be re-packed the way a JPEG can, so the photo is encoded again. All in your browser.
Open, royalty-free format shown by Chrome, Firefox and Safari.
Smaller than JPG at the same quality.
For compatibility, not for saving space — private and free.
Good to know
If your HEIC photos only behave properly on Apple devices, JPEG XL is a way out: it is an open, royalty-free format, Safari already supports it, and Chrome 155 and Firefox 158 switched it on by default in October 2026. Converting makes sense when you want to work with JPEG XL, or need your photos to open outside Apple's world in a format with a future.
Be clear about the trade-off, though. A HEIC can't be re-packed the way a JPEG can, so converting means encoding the pixels again. In our 8-photo test, a lossless JPEG XL came out about three times the size of the HEIC, and a lossy one at the default setting about 9% smaller but with slightly lower quality. Convert copies and keep the originals; the whole conversion happens privately in your browser.
How it works
Drop your files
Drag them in or click to choose.
Pick quality
Use the slider or tick Lossless.
Download
Get your converted files instantly.