Are my photos uploaded anywhere?

No. The entire conversion runs inside your browser on your own device. Your photos are never sent to a server, so they stay completely private.

Why choose WebP over JPG for HEIC photos?

WebP makes smaller files at similar quality, which is ideal for websites and fast page loads. JPG is better when you need maximum compatibility for printing or older software.

Will every browser show my WebP images?

Yes — every modern browser supports WebP. Only very old browsers don't, so for today's web it's a safe choice.

Can I convert many HEIC photos at once?

Yes. Add as many as you like, convert them in one go, and download them all together in a single ZIP file.

Is there a file size or count limit?

No. Because everything runs on your own device, there are no upload caps or daily limits — convert as much as you need.

Convert HEIC to WebP

Turn iPhone HEIC photos into small, web-ready WebP files — sharp quality, tiny size, entirely in your browser. No uploads, no limits.

Every conversion happens on your device. Your photos are never uploaded to any server.

Drag HEIC files here

Drop .heic or .heif images, or click to select files.

Select HEIC files

Output formatWEBP

Quality: 92%

Remove metadata (EXIF)

Default behavior removes EXIF metadata for privacy.

No HEIC files selected yet.

100% in your browser
No file uploads
Free and unlimited

How to convert HEIC to WebP

Add your HEIC files
Drag your .heic or .heif photos into the box above, or click to choose them from your device.
Press Convert
Pick a quality level if you like, then hit Convert. Everything runs locally in your browser.
Download your WebP files
Save each image, or grab them all at once in a single ZIP file.

Small, web-ready files

WebP combines HEIC-level efficiency with full web support — tiny files that load fast on any page.

Truly private

Your photos are processed on your own device and never leave it — nothing is uploaded.

Free with no limits

Convert as many photos as you need, in batches, with no caps and no sign-up.

What are HEIC and WebP?

HEIC is the format the iPhone uses to save photos. It keeps high quality at a small size, but most non-Apple apps, websites, and devices can't open it — which is why HEIC photos so often need converting.

WebP is a modern web format created by Google. It's just as efficient as HEIC but is supported by every modern browser, making it ideal when your destination is a website, blog, or online store rather than a desktop photo editor.

Why convert HEIC to WebP?

If you're putting iPhone photos on the web, WebP is the sweet spot: it keeps files small — important for fast pages and good Core Web Vitals — while being readable by every modern browser, unlike HEIC.

It's the right choice for bloggers, shop owners, and anyone publishing iPhone photos online who wants speed without the compatibility headaches of HEIC. If you just need to view or share the photo normally, HEIC to JPG may suit you better.

HEIC to WebP vs HEIC to JPG — which should you pick?

Pick WebP when the photos are going on a website and page speed matters — smaller files, modern compression, supported by every current browser.

Pick JPG when you need the widest possible compatibility: printing, older software, email, or sharing with someone whose device might not handle WebP. WebP for the web, JPG for everywhere else.

Other ways to convert HEIC to WebP

Prefer to do it without a converter? Here are the built-in options on each platform.

Windows

Open the HEIC file in the Photos app (you may need the HEIF extension).
Export or save it as PNG or JPG first.
Then open that file in Paint and save as WebP.

Mac

Open the HEIC image in Preview.
Choose File, then Export.
If WebP isn't offered, export to PNG, then re-export to WebP in an editor that supports it.

iPhone & Android

Open the HEIC photo in a photo editor that supports WebP export.
Use the Save as or Export option.
Choose WebP as the output format, or use this converter right in your mobile browser.