Turn iPhone photos into PNG on this device. A Live Photo contributes its still frame. A smaller file is available if you need one, and PNG is what this page makes.
Processed locally, never uploaded
This page stores the decoded picture as PNG, so the format change itself does not compress it again. A camera HEIC is already a lossy photo, so this does not recover detail that was never stored. If you want a smaller file, that export is there as a secondary option.
The still image does. The motion clip is a separate video and is not converted. If one HEIC holds several images, each one is exported, and tiny thumbnails are skipped.
Camera data and location are removed by default, which is what you want before sharing. Turn that off to write the original details back when they can be found. A normal iPhone photo has no transparency; if this HEIC actually has an alpha channel, PNG keeps it. A photo that is too large for the browser canvas is scaled down, and the page says so.
It is not uploaded. Many browsers cannot open HEIC on their own, so this page decodes it with a library that runs here. Some newer iPhone files, including HDR, may fail or come out at ordinary brightness. When decoding fails, export a still from the Photos app and use that.A JPEG XL that other apps won’t open goes to JXL to JPG. AVIF and WebP have their own local pages.