Convert iPhone HEIC photos to JPG, WebP, or PNG where your browser supports it.
Open tool →Most popular compressors upload your files to their servers, cap free batches at 20 images and 5 MB each, or charge for full features. This site does the work on your device: no upload, no signup, no daily limit in v1, and a ZIP download for a whole batch.
Each tool page is separate on purpose. A single-page site with every tool hidden behind tabs gives search engines one page to rank for everything, which usually means it ranks for nothing specific. Separate pages, each with its own title, explanation, steps, and questions, give each job its own chance to rank — for example, a page for target size in KB, a page for HEIC conversion, and a page for WordPress presets, instead of one generic compressor page.
Yes, in v1. The pages use only your browser's Canvas code and a ZIP builder in the same site, with no upload endpoint and no external libraries. If a future tool needs a model or a server, that page will say so plainly.
No. There is no signup, no login, and no daily limit in v1. The limit is practical: 20 images per batch, to keep phones stable, with repeat batches for dozens.
Upload this folder to a free static host such as Vercel, Netlify, GitHub Pages, or Cloudflare Pages. Each file in the tools folder becomes its own URL, for example yoursite.com/tools/target-size.html, which is exactly what the separate-pages SEO plan needs.
Site v1, built 2 November 2026. Bulk Compressor and Target Size have been tested with real photos; other tools are still being tested page by page.