HEIC to JPG Converter

Why iPhone photos need converting

Since iOS 11, every photo your iPhone takes is saved as HEIC(High Efficiency Image Container). HEIC stores the same image in roughly half the file size of JPG, which is great for your phone's storage — but most non-Apple software still chokes on it. Windows photo viewers, older versions of Photoshop, web uploaders, print shops, and almost every CMS expect a JPG instead.

How Morphix converts HEIC to JPG

Morphix decodes your HEIC photo with the browser's native image decoder, paints it onto an HTML canvas, then exports it as a high-quality JPG. The whole pipeline runs locally — your photo never leaves your device, there's no server, and there's no upload progress bar because there's nothing to upload.

HEIC decoding works natively in Safari on macOS and iOS. On Chrome, Edge, or Firefox, AirDrop or copy the photo to a Mac first, or use Safari — Morphix re-encodes it instantly once your browser can read it.

What you get

• High-quality JPG output that opens everywhere
• No file-size or batch limits
• No watermarks, no signup, no ads in your output
• Photos never leave your device
• Same engine handles PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, and more