Convert iPhone HEIC to WebP — same quality, roughly 30% smaller than JPG. Perfect for websites and email. Everything runs in your browser.
📉 ~30% smaller than JPG🌐 Supported by every modern browser🔒 Files stay on your device📦 Batch + ZIP
Drop your HEIC files here — output: WebP
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 WebP
WebP is Google's answer to the "we want JPG-level compatibility with better compression" problem. In practice, WebP files are around 25–35% smaller than JPG at the same visual quality — enough to noticeably speed up a website or shrink an email attachment.
Every modern browser supports WebP: Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari 14+, Opera, and Samsung Internet. If you're building a website in 2026, WebP is the default recommendation for photographs.
When WebP is the right pick
Website hero images, blog photos, product shots — smaller files load faster, which improves Core Web Vitals and search ranking.
Email attachments — same photo, smaller file, fits in tight inbox limits.
Cloud storage at scale — 30% off tens of thousands of photos adds up.
Sharing over slow connections — noticeably faster than JPG.
When to pick JPG or PNG instead
Recipient uses very old software — WebP might not open in Windows 7 Photos, Office 2013, etc.
Print services or forms that specifically require JPG — check the requirement first.
You need pixel-perfect lossless output — PNG is the right pick there.
File size comparison — same photo
Format
File size (typical 12MP)
Visual quality
HEIC (source)
2–4 MB
Great
WebP @ 88%
~3–5 MB
Great
JPG @ 88%
5–8 MB
Great
PNG (lossless)
20–35 MB
Perfect
Speed tip: For a marketing website, combine WebP + Max width 1920px — you'll typically drop each hero photo from ~8 MB to ~350 KB with no visible quality loss.
HEIC to WebP — FAQ
Yes — around 25–35% smaller at the same visual quality.
Every modern browser: Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari 14+, Opera, Samsung Internet.
Anything web-facing or size-sensitive. Use JPG if the recipient's software is very old or a print service explicitly requires it.
Yes. Camera HEIC files are opaque so nothing to preserve, but the format supports alpha.
Yes — drop as many HEIC files as you want and download them individually or as a ZIP.
