Is WebP better than JPG for a website?

Usually, yes. At the same visual quality a WebP is typically 25–35% smaller than a JPG, and every current browser supports it. JPG is still the better pick for email, printing and older software.

Why is the first photo slower in Safari?

Chrome, Edge and Firefox can save WebP by themselves. Safari can show WebP but not create it, so in Safari the page loads an encoder (about 30 MB, cached afterwards) for the first photo. The rest of the batch is quick.

Can I upload WebP to WordPress or Shopify?

Yes. WordPress has accepted WebP uploads since version 5.8, and Shopify, Wix and Squarespace take them too.

Is the WebP lossless?

No, this tool makes standard lossy WebP, which is what websites use. Choose Best (95%) if you want to keep as much detail as possible, or use HEIC to PNG for a truly lossless copy.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. Decoding and encoding run inside your browser. The photos stay on your device and are cleared when you close the tab.

How many photos can I convert at once?

Up to 50 per batch, each up to 100 MB and 500 MB in total. Download the ZIP and start another batch if you have more.

Convert HEIC to WebP

Turn iPhone HEIC photos into WebP images that load fast on websites, blogs and online stores. Convert one photo or a whole batch. Everything happens in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.

Drop HEIC photos here, or click to choose

Photos are converted on your device. Nothing is uploaded.

HEIC · HEIF · ≤ 50 · ≤ 100 MB

WebP quality

HEIC to WebP

WebP is the web's format; HEIC isn't

HEIC keeps iPhone photos small on the phone, but browsers other than Safari can't display it, so it's no use on a website. WebP is the format built for the web: every current browser shows it, and at the same visual quality it's typically 25–35% smaller than a JPG. Smaller images mean faster pages, which visitors notice and search engines measure.

This converter decodes each HEIC on your device and encodes it as WebP, at 92% quality by default. Pick Smaller file (80%) for product grids and blog images where size matters most. WordPress, Shopify, Wix and Squarespace all accept WebP uploads. For email attachments or places that don't take WebP yet, HEIC to JPG is the safer choice.

HEIC to WebP, ready for your site

Small files without the fuss.

Lighter pages

WebP is noticeably smaller than JPG at the same quality, so images load faster and use less bandwidth.

Batch up to 50 photos

Convert a whole product shoot or photo set at once, then download every WebP in one ZIP.

Choose the quality

High (92%) keeps fine detail; Smaller file (80%) is usually indistinguishable on a web page at a fraction of the size.

No location in the files

The WebP is a clean encode without EXIF, so GPS coordinates from your iPhone don't end up on a public website.

Upright, full resolution

Rotation is applied and the original pixel size is kept. Resize later in your CMS if you need smaller dimensions.

Nothing is uploaded

Photos are converted on your own device. Unreleased products and client work stay private.

How it works

Convert HEIC to WebP in three steps

From iPhone photos to web-ready images.

Add HEIC photos

Drag them in or click to choose. AirDropped and iCloud-downloaded HEIC files work.

Set the quality

Keep High for detail, or choose Smaller file for the lightest pages. Each photo converts in turn.

Download

Save a single WebP, or the whole batch as a ZIP ready to upload.

HEIC to WebP — FAQ

Need a different format?

JPG opens everywhere; PNG keeps every pixel.

HEIC to JPG HEIC to PNG