Batch HEIC Converter

Convert unlimited HEIC files at once — all in your browser

100% Private · Files never leave your device

Drag & drop HEIC/HEIF files here

or click to browse · no file size limit

Supported: HEIC, HEIF

Advanced Settings

Output Format

Strip EXIF Metadata

Remove GPS location, camera info, etc.

How it works

Upload

Drag & drop all your HEIC/HEIF files at once — select as many as you need.

Choose Settings

Select output format and quality. All files will use the same settings.

Download All

Download each file individually or get everything as a ZIP archive.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many files can I convert at once?

There's no hard limit. You can drag & drop as many files as your browser's memory can handle. For best performance with very large batches, we recommend converting in groups of 20-30 files at a time.

How does batch conversion work?

Files are processed in your browser with up to 2 concurrent conversions for smooth performance. The queue shows each file's status. When all files are done, download them individually or as a single ZIP archive.

Are my files uploaded to a server?

Never. All conversion happens 100% in your browser using WebAssembly. Files never leave your device.

Can I mix different output formats in one batch?

Currently all files in a batch use the same output format. To use different formats, run separate batches. This keeps the UX simple and the output consistent.

Can I download all converted files at once?

Yes. When you convert multiple files, a "Download All" button appears that packages everything into a single ZIP file for easy download.

Why batch convert HEIC files?

If you've transferred photos from an iPhone or Mac to another device, you may have hundreds of HEIC files that won't open on Windows, Android, or certain apps. Batch conversion lets you convert all of them at once, saving hours of manual work.

Performance tips

For best performance, close other browser tabs while converting large batches. Files are processed with 2 concurrent workers, which keeps your browser responsive while converting. Memory usage depends on file sizes — larger photos use more RAM.

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