iPhone photos won't open on your computer? We solved it
iPhones save photos in the HEIC format, which Windows, many websites, and form systems do not know how to open. Drag your files here and get standard JPG files that open everywhere. You can convert multiple files at once. The conversion runs in your browser and the photos are not uploaded to any server, making it completely safe for pictures of documents and IDs. This is the common solution for uploading a photo to a health maintenance organization (Kupat Holim) website, the National Insurance Institute (Bituah Leumi), or any form that refuses to accept an iPhone file. It is also perfect for sending photos to someone working on a Windows computer.
It is an efficient Apple format that takes up about half the space of a JPG at the same quality. The downside is that its compatibility outside the Apple ecosystem is weak. Because of this, these files get stuck on many websites and Windows computers.
The conversion is done at high quality and the difference is not visible to the naked eye. The resulting file is usually heavier than the original HEIC because JPG is less efficient, but it will open everywhere.
Yes. You can drag several files at once and each one is converted separately. There is no quantity limit and no need to wait between files.
In your settings, go to camera, then formats, and choose Most Compatible instead of High Efficiency. From that moment on, your iPhone will shoot directly in JPG. However, your old photos will remain in HEIC.
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