Convert HEIC to WebP
Private by design: the conversion runs on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
- Choose the target format
- Drop your file (or click to browse)
- Download the converted file
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Output format: webp
WebP is the format to reach for when an iPhone photo has to go on a website: it holds detail close to HEIC at a fraction of the bytes a JPG would need, and every current browser renders it. The HEIC is decoded and re-encoded here at a quality setting tuned for photographs. No copy of the picture is sent anywhere, because the work is done by this tab.
Frequently asked questions
- Is WebP really better than JPG for the same photo?
- For matching visual quality a WebP typically lands 25 to 35 percent below a JPG. Across a gallery of a dozen photographs that is the difference between a fast page and a slow one.
- Can I print or email the result?
- Mail clients and print shops are the two places WebP still trips over. Pick JPG as the target instead when the file is going to a printer or into an attachment rather than onto a web page.
- Does the photo keep its camera and location data?
- It does not. The EXIF block, GPS coordinates included, is dropped during the re-encode, which is usually welcome for an image about to be published.