Convert HEIC without uploading
Your photos are converted in your browser and stay on your device.
Processed In your browser
Processed locally in your browser. Your files never leave your device.
Now choose your image.
Show files
Social media, Requirements and Print work one image at a time. With several images: Compress, Convert or Resize.
Create
Photos and PDFs together? Make them one document.
More with these files
How small does it need to be?
Convert to
Transparent areas become white in this format.
Maximum size
Each image keeps its proportions and is never enlarged. Leave one side empty for no limit.
Order
Drag ⠿ or use the arrows.
Page size
Speed
Repeat
If the images have different shapes
How should they be joined?
Done.
Too much for one ZIP here: download the files one by one.
Processed locally in your browser.
What do you want to do with this PDF?
Or change this PDF
Done on your device. To make a PDF smaller, use Compress PDF.
PDF check
They ask for
File
Can’t check
Check it yourself before sending.
Status
No background (transparent)
Checking whether the file can be smaller…
What The File Work checked
Also with this image
What do you need it for?
Also:
How small does it need to be?
Both previews are zoomed in the same amount, so you can compare the detail.
Convert to
There’s no other format worth converting this image to.
How big should it be?
Keeps the proportions.
More options
Where are you posting?
What are you making?
More print options
Details
Based on the image’s real pixels. Results also depend on viewing distance, printer and paper.
- Print size
- Image
- PPI
They ask for
File
Your image
Needs fixing
Can’t check
Check it yourself before sending.
The File Work can’t prepare an image for these requirements
Good to know
Cropping isn’t possible here: your image is smaller than the required size in one direction, and The File Work doesn’t enlarge images.
The borders stay transparent, like the rest of your image.
A better file type for this
What can’t be fully met
Details
What The File Work will do
I know what I need
Done.
File name:
Processed locally in your browser.
What The File Work changed
- Original
- The File Work
- Difference
- Quality
Match upload requirements
Where are the requirements?
Choose the PDF that contains the upload instructions.
It’s read on your device and never uploaded.
Only the link is sent, so The File Work’s page reader can fetch that page. Your image never leaves your device.
Read from:
They ask for
File
Can’t check
Check it yourself before sending.
Now choose the image you need to prepare.
Done.
Processed locally in your browser.
Private by designConverted in your browser, on your device. Your photos aren’t uploaded.
What stays on your device
Your photos are read and converted by your browser. They aren’t sent to The File Work or anywhere else, and there’s no account.
Like any website, the page and the converter’s code are downloaded from thefilework.com; if your browser can’t open HEIC itself, that includes the HEIC decoder, the first time. Your photos are never part of those requests.
Want to remove location too?
Prepare to share removes location and camera details from photos before you send them.
Several photos at once
Choose several HEIC photos together and convert them in one go. You get them all back as a ZIP or one by one.
Questions
Does my HEIC photo leave my device?
No. It’s read and converted in your browser, on your device.
Does the converter use a server?
Not for your photos. The site only serves the page and the converter’s code, like any website.
Can I convert several files locally?
Yes. Choose them together; they’re all converted on your device.
Do I need an account?
No. There’s nothing to sign up for.