Compatibility
Best For Broad Support
JPG works across CMS platforms, social networks, and email clients with fewer surprises.
iPhone Photo Workflow
HEIC to JPG: Convert iPhone Photos Fast
HEIC is efficient for storage, but many apps and CMS platforms still expect JPG. Use our converter to make upload-ready files with predictable compatibility.
Convert once, then upload anywhere.
Quality
Set Quality Intentionally
For most web uploads, quality 82 to 88 keeps photos clean while reducing size.
Batch Workflow
Process Multiple Files
Use batch conversion and ZIP download when moving iPhone photo albums into web projects.
Recommended Conversion Presets
| Use Case | Format | Quality | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Website upload | JPG | 82-88 | Balanced quality and size for general publishing. |
| Client proofing | JPG | 88-92 | Higher detail for review while staying lightweight. |
| Archival compatibility copy | JPG + original HEIC | 90+ | Keep HEIC as master, use JPG for compatibility. |
4-Step Workflow (Fast + Safe)
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Step 1
Upload HEIC/HEIF photos to the HEIC/AVIF Converter.
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Step 2
Select JPG output and choose quality based on destination (web, client, or archive copy).
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Step 3
Download single files or ZIP, then spot-check sharpness and color in your target app.
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Step 4
Run final JPGs through Image Compressor for lighter delivery.
Frequently Asked Questions
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HEIC is more storage efficient than JPG, so you can store more photos with similar visual quality.
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It can. HEIC is usually smaller than JPG, so converting to JPG may increase file size depending on quality settings.
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Yes. The converter supports batch processing and ZIP downloads.
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Run your JPG through the Image Compressor to reduce final upload size.
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