Terms of Service

Last updated November 10, 2026.

These terms cover use of the HEIC to JPG Converter website. The tool is a static page that converts files in your browser. It is not a hosted photo library and it does not take custody of your images.

Using the converter

You may use the site to convert HEIC and HEIF images you are allowed to use. You are responsible for the rights to every file you convert, including copyright and the privacy of people in the photos. Do not use the tool to process files you do not have permission to handle.

Limits

Each file must be 25 MB or smaller, and a list can hold up to 20 files. Images that decode to more than 48 megapixels, or more than 12,000 pixels on a side, are refused. Two files are converted at a time. These limits can change if they need to, to keep the page usable.

Availability

The site is provided as a static website. It can be unavailable while it is updated, moved, or blocked by a host. A browser without WebAssembly cannot run the converter. Some HEIF codecs are outside the decoder shipped with this site, so not every file that uses a .heic or .heif name will convert.

No warranty

The converter is provided as is. JPG output is lossy. Transparent areas become white. Color and orientation follow what the decoder can read from the file, and a damaged file can fail. Do not treat the output as a forensic copy or as the only copy of a photo you care about. Keep your originals.

Liability

To the extent the law allows, the people who publish this website are not liable for lost photos, failed conversions, or any other damage that comes from using or being unable to use the site. You use it at your own risk. Nothing on the site is legal, security, or archival advice.

Changes

The pages, limits, and decoder can be updated. Continued use of the updated site means you accept the terms as published on it. The privacy policy describes how photos are handled, and the contact page is the place to ask about the website.