Free Online HEIC to PNG Converter

Here is our HEIC to PNG image converter tool that is free to use and can convert up to 20 images at a time. This conversion tool will convert your HEIC files into the PNG format while ensuring the best image quality. Batch processing ensures you can convert multiple HEIC files in one upload.

Select File(s)

Drag and drop your files here to upload or click the button above.
A maximum of 20 files can be converted at once.

Please note: Your HEIC file file, when uploaded to our server, will be deleted 15 minutes after upload. Please download your converted HEIC file file before this time.

Our HEIC to PNG converter will convert all the pixel data from your HEIC file to a suitable format for use in the final PNG file, and where possible, there will be no loss of detail. There is also an array of image manipulation options that can be accessed via the button after you have selected your HEIC file. There are options to resize and rotate your image, as well as various color adjustment settings.

File information for HEIC and PNG

Full Name	High Efficiency Image File Format
Extension	HEIC
Type	Image
Mime Type	image/heic
Format	Binary

An HEIC file is a relatively new image format created to offer greater quality and compression ratios than older formats such as JPG. HEIC has found widespread adoption among image editing software thanks to the use of the format by Apple on their phones and tablets.

Apple's adoption of the format was critical. Photos taken on Apple devices, such as their smart phones, being saved to the HEIC format has created a lot of interest in the format and a desire from third parties to support it.

Uses

As HEIC was designed to be a direct replacement for the JPG format, it shares the same uses; for example, it is best used for storing photographic images rather than logos and other images that require a lossless compression format.

Full Name	Portable Network Graphics
Extension	PNG
Type	Image
Mime Type	image/png
Format	Binary

A PNG file is a two-dimensional image file format often used to store high-quality logos, icons, and other imagery. PNG files first emerged in the early 1990s as an alternative to the GIF format, which was in widespread use at the time. PNG files have garnered support over the years to at least equal or surpass that of the GIF format. You will find all modern image editing or viewing applications will support PNG files.

Part of the success of the PNG format is its use of special compression techniques that allow a high-resolution image to be compressed into a very small file size. The compression used in the PNG format is lossless compression, ensuring no image detail is lost when an image is saved to the PNG format.

Uses

The PNG format is ideally suited for storing images that require no loss of detail or have transparent areas, such as company logos and computer graphics icons. It is not suited for storing general photos as, due to the nature of the compression, it will result in very large file sizes. Other formats, such as JPEG, use a lossy compression method, and this format is better suited to full-color photographic images.

How to Convert your HEIC to PNG?

Here are two steps to convert your HEIC to PNG using our free HEIC converter tool.

Upload your HEIC file

Click the "Select File" button, and then select the HEIC file to upload. The maximum file size is 100MB.

Download your PNG

Click the download link to receive your PNG file.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert my HEIC to PNG?

First, click the "Select File" button and choose your HEIC file. We will upload and convert your HEIC file. Once the conversion from HEIC to PNG completes, use the provided link to download your PNG file.

How long does it take to convert my HEIC file to PNG?

We aim to process all HEIC to PNG file conversions as soon as possible; this should take around 5 seconds; however, this may be longer for larger files.

Does my HEIC file lose any quality when it is converted?

Your HEIC file's quality may decrease if you convert it to a format that uses lossy compression, but this loss is typically undetectable and can lead to significantly smaller file sizes.