HEIC to WebP Converter – Free, Fast & No Upload

Photos from your iPhone are great for your camera roll but not for your website. This HEIC to WebP converter turns them into web-ready WebP files directly in your browser, so you can publish them without an extra tool.

Convert HEIC to WebP

Add your HEIC files, check the settings and download them as WebP. Batch conversion, no sign-up and no watermark.

From iPhone to web page

HEIC photos are efficient on your phone, yet browsers cannot display them reliably, and website platforms often reject them. WebP is supported by all modern browsers and is usually smaller than JPG, so it is a convenient target for blog photos, product shots and portfolios.

Convert HEIC to WebP

  1. Add HEIC files with drag and drop or “Choose files”.
  2. Select WebP under “Convert to”.
  3. Set “Quality” around 80 to 85, and “Max width (optional)” to the size your layout needs.
  4. Download each WebP or all through “Download all (ZIP)”.

Resize for the web

A modern iPhone photo can be 4000 pixels wide or more, far larger than any page needs. Setting “Max width (optional)” to 1600 or 1200 pixels reduces size dramatically before you even consider quality. Pair that with a quality of about 80 and you get light files that still look sharp.

FeatureHEICWebP
File sizeSmallSmall, often smaller than JPG
QualityLossy, efficientLossy or lossless
TransparencySupportedSupported
AnimationImage sequences possibleSupported
CompatibilityApple devices, some appsModern browsers
Best forPhone storageWebsites

Use WebP or JPG?

WebP is great for your own site. If you need to send photos to people or services that may not support WebP, HEIC to JPG is safer. Many people keep both: JPG for sharing and WebP for the website.

Troubleshooting

The upload to my site fails

Check that your platform supports WebP uploads. WordPress does.

Photo looks soft

Raise “Quality” or increase the width a little.

Wrong orientation

Rotate the WebP in an editor or re-export the photo from your phone.

Private

Photos are converted in your browser and not uploaded. No account and no watermark.

Is WebP better than JPG for my website?

Often smaller, but JPG is more universally accepted outside browsers.

Can I upload WebP to WordPress?

Yes. WordPress supports WebP uploads.

What size should I export?

Use the largest width your layout displays, often 1200 to 1600 pixels.

Does it handle many photos at once?

Yes. Batch conversion is supported.

Is it free?

Yes, with no sign-up and no watermark.

Related converters

See HEIC to JPG, HEIC to PNG, JPG to WebP and the HEIC converter hub.

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