Image to HEIF Converter

What is HEIF?

HEIF (High Efficiency Image Format) is a modern image format designed for superior compression and quality. It stores images at smaller file sizes compared to traditional formats like JPG or PNG, while maintaining high visual fidelity. HEIF is used natively by Apple devices (iPhones and iPads) and is increasingly supported on Android and desktop platforms.

Why Convert to HEIF?

HEIF is ideal for users looking to save space and maintain high-quality images. Here are the main advantages:

• Smaller file sizes compared to JPG and PNG
• Better image quality at the same or lower bitrates
• Support for animations and sequences
• Efficient storage without quality degradation

How to Convert an Image to HEIF

1. Upload your image in JPG, PNG, WebP, or BMP format.
2. Choose HEIF as the output format.
3. Click the “Convert” button and download your HEIF image.

All conversions are done directly in your browser — fast, secure, and private.

Supported Input Formats

• JPG / JPEG
• PNG
• WebP
• BMP
• GIF (first frame only)

You can upload images from your device, and our tool will instantly convert them to HEIF format.

Key Features of Our HEIF Converter

• Lightning-fast browser-based conversion
• Privacy-first: files never leave your device
• Batch image conversion supported
• One-click HEIF file download

Why Choose HEIF Over JPG or PNG?

HEIF files are more efficient in both storage and transmission. For users handling lots of images—especially photographers, developers, or app creators—switching to HEIF means:

• Reduced file sizes for faster uploads/downloads
• Higher quality for professional-grade projects
• Modern format aligned with iOS and Android support

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this tool free? Yes, it's 100% free to use without registration.

Can I convert multiple images? Yes, batch conversion is supported.

Will this work on mobile? Yes, the converter is responsive and mobile-friendly.

Is HEIF supported in all browsers? Most modern browsers now support HEIF, especially on Apple devices. For older browsers, conversion back to JPG is always an option.