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Convert Apple iPhone .heic and .heif photos to standard .jpg format. Solve upload rejections on SSC, UPSC, State Sarkari jobs, and university admission portals. Zero server upload — converted instantly in your browser.

iPhone / iPad Photo Rejection Fix: Converts Apple HEIC to universally accepted JPG format for SSC, UPSC, and State exam portals.
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Drop Apple iPhone HEIC / HEIF Photos Here

Easily convert .heic and .heif pictures from iOS to standard .jpg format. 100% private in browser — no file leaves your computer.

Fixes "File format not supported" error•Batch Convert up to 50 photos•Zero server upload
100% Client-Side Privacy: Conversion runs locally via WebAssembly. Your photos are never uploaded or saved to any cloud server.

Why Do Indian Portals Reject iPhone HEIC Photos?

Apple HEIC Format

Since iOS 11, Apple saves photos in High Efficiency Image Container (HEIC) to halve file size on iPhones. However, Windows PCs and older web servers cannot open or preview HEIC without specialized codecs.

Portal Compatibility (JPG)

Recruitment portals (UPSC, SSC, Police, Railway, IBPS) only permit files ending in .jpg. Uploading an HEIC results in an instant "Invalid File Type" failure.

How to Convert iPhone HEIC Photos to JPG in 3 Simple Steps

  1. Select or Drag HEIC Photos: Drop your photos from iPhone, Mac, or Windows into the dropzone above.
  2. Set Desired Quality: Default 90% provides the optimal balance of sharp photo details and small file size.
  3. Download as JPG or ZIP: Click "Convert All to JPG" and download individual files or the complete batch as a ZIP archive.

100% Client-Side Private

Processed entirely inside your browser using WebAssembly. Your photos never touch any server.

Batch Convert up to 50

Convert multiple HEIC files in parallel and download them in a single ZIP bundle with one click.

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Frequently Asked Questions (HEIC to JPG)

What is a HEIC file and why does my iPhone save photos in this format?

HEIC (High Efficiency Image Container) is Apple's default photo format introduced in iOS 11. It uses advanced HEVC (H.265) compression to store higher dynamic range and vibrant colors at roughly half the file size of an equivalent JPEG. While great for conserving iPhone storage, most websites, Windows PCs, and government portals do not support it natively.

Why do Indian government job and exam portals reject HEIC photos?

Government portals like SSC, UPSC, IBPS, State PSCs, NSDL, and college admission sites use legacy web servers and verification scripts that strictly accept only standard ".jpg" or ".jpeg" formats. When you attempt to upload an iPhone .heic file, the portal shows an error such as "File format not supported" or "Invalid image file". SizeSnap converts your .heic into compliant .jpg in seconds.

Does converting HEIC to JPG decrease image quality?

No. SizeSnap uses WebAssembly-powered decoding to render the full color spectrum and high-resolution details of your Apple photo. Our default quality setting is 90% (which preserves sharpness and color balance while creating a lightweight JPG). You can also slide the quality to 100% for maximum lossless output.

Are my private iPhone photos uploaded to any external server?

Never. SizeSnap operates 100% client-side inside your web browser. The decoding and encoding take place locally on your computer or mobile device via WebAssembly and Canvas. Your personal family photos, ID proofs, and documents never leave your device.

How can I stop my iPhone from taking HEIC photos in the future?

On your iPhone or iPad, go to Settings > Camera > Formats, and switch the option from "High Efficiency" to "Most Compatible". Your phone will then automatically save future camera photos as standard JPEGs. However, for all photos already taken in HEIC, use SizeSnap to batch convert them.

Can I convert multiple HEIC photos at once and download them as a ZIP?

Yes! You can drag and drop up to 50 HEIC photos at once. Click "Convert to JPG" and then click "Download All as ZIP" to get all converted images neatly bundled into a single file.