Convert HEIC to PNG

Choose PNG when an editor or upload form asks for it. Each selected HEIC becomes a separate PNG; Download All packages those images in a ZIP.

Choose your output settings

Keeps the photo's proportions. Smaller photos are never enlarged.

PNG uses lossless image encoding. Keeping the original dimensions does not preserve every HEIC feature or metadata field.

Or drop HEIC files here. Photo conversion happens locally in this browser.

How to convert HEIC to PNG

  1. Use Choose HEIC photos to select files from your device.
  2. Choose your output settings, then select Convert to PNG.
  3. Use a named download link to save an image, or choose Download All as ZIP for an archive of the separate results. The cards show dimensions and file sizes.
  4. Check the downloaded result before sharing it. Choose Convert More to start another batch.

Selected photo bytes are processed locally in your browser rather than uploaded to a conversion server. The website still loads its scripts and other web resources. No account or conversion fee is required.

For alternatives and troubleshooting, read the HEIC to PNG guide and how conversion works.

What to check before using the result

PNG stores decoded image pixels with lossless compression, but conversion does not preserve every HEIC feature, HDR rendering or metadata field. It does not remove backgrounds or create transparency in an opaque photo. PNG photos can be larger than their HEIC originals. You can reduce the longest edge while preserving proportions; smaller photos are never enlarged.

Large photos or batches can need substantial memory. If conversion fails, try a single complete HEIC file, then a smaller batch. Support can vary with the HEIC variant, browser and available device memory.

When to choose PNG

PNG is useful when the destination specifically requires it. For an ordinary photo attachment with a small size limit, compare JPG. For a website image, compare WebP. Keep the original HEIC and check the downloaded copy before using it.

Compare JPG, PNG, WebP and PDF, or use the photo upload checklist if a form still rejects your file.