Converters

Converters

Pick a category to find the right converter fast, whether you need a format change or a file-size calculation.

Image converters

HEIC, JPG, PNG, WebP, SVG, and Base64 tools for compatibility and quick browser workflows.

AVIF tools

AVIF to JPG, PNG, JPEG, GIF, PDF, and WebP plus supporting guides for iPhone, Mac, and comparisons.

GIF tools

Convert video, HEIC, and AVIF into GIF files for short loops, compatibility, and quick handoff.

DPI tools

DPI Checker, Image DPI Checker, and 300 DPI Checker grouped into one print-readiness category.

Data size converters

KB, MB, and GB calculators for upload limits, storage planning, and quick file-size checks.

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HEIC

Convert iPhone HEIC photos into formats that are easier to share.

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AVIF

Change AVIF into compatible formats for editing, publishing, or delivery.

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GIF

Create GIF files from video, HEIC, or AVIF for short loops and compatibility.

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Image formats

Quick tools for JPG, PNG, WebP, SVG, JFIF, and Base64.

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DPI & print

Check resolution and print readiness before sending an image.

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Data size converters

Calculate KB, MB, and GB for upload limits, storage, and reporting.

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Quick guide

Choose by task

Short notes for deciding which converter to open first.

How to choose the right converter category

Start with the format problem you are trying to solve. If the task involves opening, sharing, editing, compressing, or encoding an image, the image converter category is the best place to begin. It includes HEIC, JPG, PNG, WebP, SVG, and Base64 workflows that are common when files move between phones, browsers, design tools, CMS platforms, and developer projects.

Why QuickHeic separates image and data-size tools

Image conversion and file-size conversion are related, but they answer different questions. Image tools change the actual output format, while data-size tools explain what a file size means and how it compares with a limit or specification.

Common workflows that use both categories

A real workflow often crosses categories. For example, you might convert HEIC to JPG because a website does not accept HEIC, and then immediately check whether the new JPG falls under a 2 MB upload cap. In that case, the image tool changes the file and the data-size tool confirms the result.

How to get the most accurate result

Always compare against the requirements of the destination, not just the source file. A phone, operating system, CMS, cloud drive, and upload form can all describe the same file a little differently depending on formatting, accepted types, or unit base.