HEIC to WebP Converter

Three steps:

1. Drop your HEIC files onto the area above, or click to select
2. Each file is decoded losslessly in your browser and re-encoded as WebP at 92% quality
3. Click Save next to each result to download

WebP has nearly universal browser support (96%+ of users) and supports transparency. If your HEIC photos were destined for a website, blog, social media, or any user-facing web destination, WebP is the format that actually delivers. HEIC is excellent for archiving on Apple devices, but it's a niche format outside the Apple ecosystem.

Converting preserves the image quality but doesn't shrink the file — HEIC is already efficiently compressed.

Usually not. Your HEIC is already highly compressed by iOS; this converter re-encodes at 92% quality to preserve what you see, so the WebP typically comes out similar in size or slightly larger. Converting here is about compatibility, not compression — if you need a smaller file, use the Image Compressor.

Need AVIF specifically for your pipeline? Try our HEIC to AVIF converter.

WebP is supported by:

• Chrome and Edge — since 2014
• Firefox — since 2019
• Safari — since Safari 14 (September 2020)

That covers 96%+ of web users today. For older browsers or apps that don't accept WebP, serve a JPG fallback or use HEIC to JPG.

Yes — .heic and .heif use the same HEIF container, just different extensions. The converter accepts both.

Up to 50 HEIC files in one batch. Each file is decoded and encoded in your browser; iPhone images typically take a few seconds each.

Yes. All conversion happens locally in your browser using heic2any and the Canvas API. Your photos are never uploaded to a server or stored anywhere except on your device.