Macs read HEIC natively, so why convert at all? Because recipients, websites, and government forms often reject it. Apple's Preview can export HEIC as JPG — one file at a time, three clicks each. For a folder of vacation photos, that's painful.
A browser-based batch converter skips the tedium: drop dozens of HEIC files and get JPGs back in one go. And because faymox converts locally in the tab, your photos never travel to a server — the same privacy you'd expect from a native Mac app, without installing anything.
Convert HEIC to JPG in 3 steps
- Open the faymox HEIC Converter in Safari or Chrome.
- Drag in your
.heicfiles — batch conversion is supported. - Pick JPG, PNG, or WebP as the output format and download everything at once.
FAQ
Can Mac Preview convert HEIC to JPG?
Yes — open the photo, choose File > Export, and pick JPEG. It works fine for a single photo, but there's no batch mode, which is why an online batch converter is faster for many files.
Can I convert HEIC to JPG in bulk on Mac?
Yes. Drop all the files into the converter above; each converts in turn and you download them together.
Does converting keep Live Photos?
The converter processes the still-image frame of a Live Photo. If you need the motion part, export the video component separately.