Convert iPhone HEIC photos to lossless PNG in your browser. Batch, resize, rename — no upload, no sign-up, no watermark, no limit.
🎯 Pixel-perfect lossless output🔒 Files stay on your device📦 Batch + ZIP📱 iPhone & Android
Drop your HEIC files here — output: PNG
Or click to choose. Supports .heic and .heif from iPhone and iPad.
Choose HEIC files
Quality
88%
Max width
Rename
Files
Select files above then click Convert.
Converted files
How to convert HEIC to PNG
PNG is the format you pick when quality matters more than file size. Where JPG throws away a small amount of detail to compress harder, PNG keeps every pixel exactly as the HEIC decoded it. That makes it the right choice for screenshots, graphics, images you plan to edit repeatedly, and anything where you don't want compression to accumulate.
Drop your HEICs above and download PNGs. Conversion runs entirely in your browser — the photos never leave your device, there's no sign-up, no watermark, and no batch limit.
When PNG is the right pick
Screenshots and app captures — sharp edges and text stay crisp; JPG blurs them.
Images you'll edit multiple times — every JPG re-save compounds compression damage. PNG doesn't.
Design work — Figma, Illustrator, and Photoshop like PNG for source assets.
Documents photographed with a phone — text and thin lines survive better as PNG.
Archival copies — pixel-identical with the source, future-proof, universal.
PNG vs JPG at a glance
PNG
JPG
Quality
Lossless
Lossy (adjustable)
File size (12MP photo)
20–35 MB
5–8 MB
Transparency
Yes
No
Re-editable without loss
Yes
Loses quality each save
Universal support
Yes
Yes
Best for photos
Overkill
Yes
Best for screenshots
Yes
Worse
Tip: PNG files can be huge. If you're converting phone photos for the web, use the Max width option to resize to 1920px or 1280px — you'll drop file size dramatically without visible quality loss.
HEIC to PNG — FAQ
Yes. PNG uses lossless compression, so the pixels in the output are identical to what the HEIC decodes to.
PNG supports transparency. Camera HEIC files are opaque photos, but if you have a HEIC with an alpha channel (rare), it will be kept.
Pick PNG for screenshots, graphics, or anything you'll re-edit. Pick JPG for photos where much smaller files matter more than perfect fidelity.
Yes — drop as many HEIC files as you like and grab them all in a single ZIP.
PNG is lossless. A 12MP iPhone photo is 5–8 MB as JPG and 20–35 MB as PNG. Use the max-width option to shrink dimensions if needed.
