Quick WebP
iPhone photos

iPhone HEIC → website-ready WebP

iPhones often store photos as HEIC. It saves space, but not every CMS or upload form accepts it. WebP is easier to use on websites, blogs and catalogs, and the conversion here happens locally.

Convert HEIC to WebP
01HEIC / HEIF
02crop and resize
03ready WebP

How to convert HEIC to WebP

  1. Choose an iPhone photo

    Add a .heic or .heif file. Select several photos at once when they need the same preparation.

  2. Check the crop and dimensions

    Keep the original proportions or make a square crop. A maximum side of 1024 or 2048 px is usually enough for website publishing.

  3. Download WebP

    When processing finishes, download the selected image, every file separately or one ZIP archive.

What to know about HEIC

Conversion runs on your device, so speed depends on photo size and browser performance. A large set of full-resolution images can take a little longer.

75% quality

A useful starting point for regular photography and CMS publishing.

Metadata orientation

The browser reads the source orientation and displays the photo the right way up.

Local processing

Private photos are not uploaded to a cloud service and stay on your device.

HEIC questions

What is the difference between HEIC and HEIF?

HEIF is the container format, while HEIC is a common file variant. The converter accepts both extensions.

Can I process several iPhone photos?

Yes, up to 30 files at once. Apply the same quality and size to the whole batch.

Why can a large HEIC take a moment?

The file is decoded and converted on your device. Higher-resolution images require more browser time and memory.

Your files stay on your device.

Convert HEIC to WebP