Quick SupportImage Converter & Resizer
Turn iPhone photos into JPEGs Windows will open. Shrink a picture that's too big to email. Add a watermark. Do a hundred at once.
Private by design: every one of these tools runs inside your own browser. Your photos are never uploaded, never sent to us, and never touch a server — which is not something the other free converters can say.
Drop your images here
or click to choose them — you can paste a screenshot too
JPEG · PNG · WebP · AVIF · GIF · BMP · HEIC (iPhone)
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iPhone photos on a Windows PC
iPhones save as HEIC, which Windows often won't open and plenty of websites reject. Drop them here, pick JPEG, and they'll open anywhere. Do the whole camera roll at once if you like.
Too big to email
Most mail systems stop at 20–25MB. Set the size to fit inside 1920×1080 and the quality near 80 and a 12MB photo usually lands under half a megabyte, still looking fine on a screen.
It quietly strips the location
Phone photos carry the GPS coordinates of wherever they were taken. Redrawing an image throws all of that away, so anything that comes out of this page has no location, date or device tucked inside it.
Nothing happening, or an image refused? A handful of older formats (TIFF, RAW files from a camera, PSD) aren't something a browser can read, so they're skipped rather than mangled. All the free tools · Ask us instead