No upload
Your photo stays on your device and is converted by your browser.
HEIC to WEBP batch converter
Convert up to 10 HEIC or HEIF files at once. Files stay on your device. WebP output is created locally in your browser.
Browser-local processing
Up to 10 files per batch. Files are converted one at a time on your device.
Your photo stays on your device and is converted by your browser.
The same tool accepts both .heic and .heif image files.
Convert up to 10 files per batch and download each result separately.
Drop files or choose up to 10 from your device.
The conversion runs inside your current browser.
Save the new file directly to your device.
HEIC to WebP is useful for websites, modern content systems, and workflows that prefer a compact web-friendly image format. The browser decodes HEIC or HEIF locally and then creates the WebP output.
If the destination only accepts traditional photo formats, use HEIC to JPG. If you need lossless decoded pixels, use HEIC to PNG.
Before publishing to a website or uploading to a CMS, check that the destination accepts WebP. It suits many modern browser delivery workflows, but acceptance still depends on the particular application or platform. The current converter decodes the HEIC photo and re-encodes its pixels as WebP at a fixed quality setting; it cannot recover information already lost in the source.
A WebP copy is not guaranteed to be smaller than the HEIC original. Size depends on the photo, the source HEIC encoding, output quality, and pixel dimensions. Compare the result before replacing a web asset. Original EXIF metadata is not guaranteed to survive this conversion; keep the HEIC source when Apple photo metadata or the original matters.
If the photo needs to be submitted or printed as a document, try HEIC to PDF. These HEIC tools also accept HEIF files.
No. Conversion runs in your browser and your photo is not sent to our server.
Yes. You can select or drop a .heic or .heif file and convert it locally.
Yes. Select or drop a standard HEIC/HEIF photo and convert it locally.
Yes. Convert up to 10 files per batch; files are processed one at a time in your browser.
The converter creates a new WEBP file and does not promise to preserve the original EXIF metadata.
This tool converts the HEIC still image only. It does not export the video part of a Live Photo.