Convert HEIC to JPG on Windows
Easily open and convert HEIC files on Windows PC without installing extensions.
Drag & Drop HEIC files here
or click to browse·.heic&.heif·all processed locally
HEIC support on Windows 10 and 11
Windows 10
- ✗No native HEIC support
- ✗HEIC files appear as blank icons
- ~HEIF extension available on Store (may be paid)
- ✓Browser converter works perfectly
Windows 11
- ~Partial native support (varies by update)
- ✗HEIF extension often requires manual install
- ✗Microsoft Store version is frequently paid
- ✓Browser converter works without any setup
Step-by-step: Convert HEIC to JPG on Windows
- Open this page in Chrome, Edge, or Firefox on your Windows PC.
- Drag your .heic or .heif files into the drop zone above, or click to browse.
- Optionally adjust the Quality slider to control file size.
- Click "Convert All" — conversion happens locally on your PC.
- Click "Download All" to save your JPG files (or ZIP for multiple).
Why convert to JPG on Windows?
- Compatible with all Windows versions (7, 8, 10, 11).
- Easy to share via email or upload to websites and social media.
- Works with all image editors — Photoshop, Paint.NET, GIMP, etc.
- No need for paid codecs or Microsoft Store extensions.
- Opens instantly in Windows Photo Viewer and File Explorer thumbnails.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Windows 10/11 support HEIC natively?
Windows 10 has no native HEIC support at all — files appear as blank icons. Windows 11 has partial support since the November 2023 cumulative update (KB5032190), but behavior varies. Both versions may prompt you to install HEIF Image Extensions from the Microsoft Store, which can be paid. Using a browser converter is the simplest solution for all Windows versions.
Do I need to install anything?
No. The converter runs inside Chrome, Edge, or Firefox — all pre-installed on Windows 10/11. Nothing to download, nothing to install, no sign-up required.
Will my EXIF data (date, GPS, camera model) be preserved?
Yes. The converter preserves original EXIF metadata in the output JPG, so photos retain their capture date, location, and camera information.
Are my photos safe?
Yes. All processing happens locally on your Windows PC using WebAssembly. Photos never leave your machine or reach any server.