File converter for iPhone files

Open iPhone photos, videos and voice memos on any computer, website or form, without installing an app.

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No watermark
Files stay on your device

Photos (HEIC)

iPhones save photos as HEIC, which many websites and Windows programs cannot open.

HEIC to JPGOpen iPhone photos on any computer.HEIC to PNGTurn iPhone photos into lossless PNG files.HEIC to PDFCombine iPhone HEIC photos into one PDF.Remove EXIF DataDelete GPS location, camera and date from photos.

Videos (MOV)

Turn MOV clips into MP4, make them smaller or get the sound or the words out of them.

MOV to MP4Turn iPhone and Mac MOV videos into MP4.Compress VideoReduce the file size of MP4, MOV and WebM videos.MOV to MP3Extract the audio of iPhone videos as MP3.Video to TextTranscribe videos and create SRT subtitles.

Voice memos (M4A)

Convert Voice Memos recordings to MP3, cut them or transcribe them.

M4A to MP3Turn M4A audio and voice memos into MP3.Audio to TextTranscribe recordings and voice notes into text.Audio CutterTrim MP3 and audio files to the part you want.

Photos of documents

Turn photos of papers into a PDF and make the text searchable.

JPG to PDFPut photos and scans into a single PDF.OCR PDFMake a scanned PDF searchable and copyable with OCR.Image to TextExtract the text from photos and screenshots with OCR.

Why iPhone files do not open everywhere

To save space, iPhones record photos as HEIC, videos as HEVC in a MOV file and voice memos as M4A. Apple devices open them, but many Windows PCs, websites, upload forms and Android phones do not. You can switch the camera to Most Compatible in Settings for new photos, but the ones you already have stay HEIC.

The tools on this page convert those files on the iPhone itself, in Safari, or on any computer. Choose several photos at once from the Photos picker; they are converted in your browser and never uploaded.

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert HEIC to JPG on an iPhone?

Open HEIC to JPG in Safari, tap Select and choose the photos. They are converted on the phone and saved as JPGs in Downloads or Files. Several photos are packed in a ZIP that Files opens with a tap.

Why will my iPhone video not play on Windows?

iPhone videos are usually HEVC inside a MOV file, which older Windows players do not support. MOV to MP4 with the Most compatible option converts the clip to H.264 MP4, the format every player, website and editor accepts.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. Every conversion happens in your browser, so your photos, videos and recordings stay on your device.