HEIC to PNG Converter

What Is HEIC to PNG Conversion?

HEIC and HEIF are image formats commonly used for efficient photo storage. PNG is a widely supported image format that is useful when you need PNG compatibility for a website, application, editing workflow or other supported use case.

HEICJPGOnline converts selected HEIC and HEIF images to PNG locally in your browser. The selected image files are not uploaded to our servers for conversion.

How to Convert HEIC to PNG

1. 1Select or drag your HEIC or HEIF images into the converter.
2. 2Review the selected files.
3. 3Choose Convert to PNG.
4. 4Wait while the images are processed locally in your browser.
5. 5Review the completed PNG results.
6. 6Download individual PNG files, or use Download All when converting multiple images.

HEIC to PNG vs HEIC to JPG

JPG and PNG serve different purposes. JPG is commonly suited to photographs where smaller file sizes are important.

PNG uses lossless image encoding and is widely supported by browsers, applications and editing tools, but PNG files created from photographs can be larger than JPG files.

Converting a HEIC image to PNG does not automatically improve the quality of the original image. The output is created from the image information available in the source file.

If JPG better matches your needs, use our HEIC to JPG converter. For a complete comparison, read our guide on HEIC to PNG vs JPG.

Batch Convert HEIC to PNG

You can select multiple supported HEIC or HEIF files and process them in one batch. Each selected source image produces its own PNG output.

You can select up to 100 files per batch, with a maximum of 50 MB per file and 500 MB total per batch. Actual processing performance can vary depending on image resolution, browser capabilities and available device memory.

For demanding batches on mobile devices, processing fewer high-resolution images at a time may improve reliability.

Private Browser-Based Conversion

The HEIC to PNG conversion is performed locally in your browser. Your selected HEIC and HEIF image files are not uploaded to our servers for conversion.

Because processing happens on your device, conversion performance can depend on your browser, available memory and the size and resolution of the selected images.