HEIC photos. Made shareable.

iPhone shoots HEIC. Most things don't read it. Drop a batch in, hit create, get JPGs back that work anywhere. Free, no signup.

Files deleted in 10 minutes No third-party upload Free, no signup

Got more HEICs?

Drop your email and we'll send you a 1-pager on the iPhone media workflow (HEIC, ProRes, batch convert, share-sheet shortcut). One email. Unsubscribe anytime.

How it works

1. You drop

Your files go to our server in Brisbane. No third parties. Encrypted in transit.

2. We create

libheif decodes each one. ImageMagick re-encodes to your chosen format. Processed one-by-one to be polite.

3. It vanishes

Originals and converted copies are deleted from the server within 10 minutes. Always.

Common questions

How many files can I batch at once?

No hard cap, but each file must be under 25 MB and we rate-limit at five conversions every 30 seconds. If you queue more than that, the extras wait. Tab can stay open in the background.

What's HEIC and why doesn't it work everywhere?

HEIC is Apple's photo format. Same image data, ~50% smaller files. Trouble is most Windows, Android, and old browsers can't read it. JPG is the lowest common denominator.

Are my photos safe?

They land on a Brisbane VPS, get converted, get deleted within 10 minutes. We don't log them, train on them, or share them. The stack is open-source: libheif + ImageMagick + sharp.

What's the catch?

No catch. We built this for ourselves and put a free copy on the internet. If you want batch processing via API, this running on your own domain, or done-for-you workflow setup — that's where we charge.

Where do I email a bug report?

[email protected]. Real human reads it.

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