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HEIC to PNG, JPG, or WebP, or back into HEIC. Batch stays on your phone.
Turn HEIC into PNG, JPG, or WebP, or turn those formats back into HEIC. Conversion stays on your phone, so photos do not need to be uploaded. What is HEIC and why convert it? HEIC is a high-efficiency image container commonly used for photos captured on Apple devices. It can preserve strong image quality in less storage space, but some websites, editors, office tools, and older devices do not accept it. Converting a copy to PNG, JPG, or WebP makes the image easier to edit, share, print, or publish while leaving the original HEIC file unchanged. HEIC to PNG: Preserves transparency and lossless quality. Ideal for designers, photographers, and archiving. HEIC to JPG: Smaller and highly compatible. Ideal for everyday use, office sharing, and printing. HEIC to WebP: Balances quality and file size. Useful for sharing, web assets, and saving space. Images to HEIC: Turn PNG, JPG, or WebP photos into smaller HEIC files for Apple devices and photo libraries. Which image format should you choose? Choose PNG when you need lossless output or transparency. Choose JPG for photographs, email attachments, printing, and the broadest compatibility. Choose WebP when file size and a modern format matter more. The right choice depends on whether fidelity, compatibility, or file size is your priority. On your phone you can: • Lightning convert: pick photos and export with your default format and quality • Convert HEIC to JPG, PNG, or WEBP for sharing and editing • Convert everyday photos into smaller HEIC files • Batch convert a set of photos to one format • Tune quality, resize, and compression to balance clarity and file size • Review history and file-size changes, then save, share, or manage results Photos are read through the system file picker, and you can choose where files are saved. Conversion runs on your device, without handing over the whole album. Use it to clean up an album, send HEIC to a device that cannot open it, or shrink photos before you share them. Requires Android 9 or later.