No software installation is required. Your files are processed securely in your browser. For HEIC conversion, we use a JavaScript library called heic2any to perform the conversion directly on your device, ensuring your privacy.
Your files are never uploaded, so your data stays secure.
Your device handles the work, ensuring speed and privacy.
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HEIC is a modern, efficient image format used by Apple devices that creates smaller files with excellent quality. However, it's not widely supported outside the Apple ecosystem, which can cause problems when you need to share your images with others or use them on different platforms.
Converting to WebP gives you the best of both worlds - modern compression and broader compatibility. While WebP files are slightly larger than HEIC, they work across more browsers and platforms while still being much smaller than traditional formats like JPG and PNG. This makes WebP an ideal middle ground when you need efficient compression but want better compatibility than HEIC currently offers.
Yes, it's completely safe. All conversions happen directly in your browser using client-side processing. Your image files are never uploaded to any server, ensuring your privacy is 100% protected and your data remains secure.
Our tool uses a high-quality setting (90%) that provides an excellent balance between visual fidelity and file size. While WebP files may be slightly larger than HEIC, they maintain excellent quality with much better browser compatibility.
Yes, you can convert up to 8 HEIC files simultaneously using our batch processing feature. Simply drag and drop multiple files or select them all at once. After conversion, you can download them individually or use "Download All" to get a convenient ZIP archive.
No, our converter is a fully online, browser-based tool that works on any device with a modern web browser. No downloads, installation, or software registration are required.
Our converter works in all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. Both HEIC and WebP are supported in current browser versions, making this conversion reliable across platforms.
HEIC uses more advanced compression algorithms that achieve smaller file sizes. WebP uses excellent but slightly less efficient compression. This trade-off provides broader browser compatibility while still maintaining much smaller files than traditional formats like JPG and PNG.