Your iPhone shoots 12 MP or 48 MP HEIC photos. That's way more than any email, web form, or social platform actually needs. Resize HEIC photos to the exact size your destination wants.
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Supports JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP, SVG, GIF, HEIC, HEIF, BMP, TIFF, HDR, JP2, RAF, PSD
AirDrop, iCloud download, or USB import. The tool accepts HEIC and HEIF from iPhone, iPad, and Android devices that also shoot HEIC.
Enter pixels or percentage. Aspect ratio locks by default. The tool decodes HEVC, resamples via Lanczos, and re-encodes at your chosen size.
Output stays in HEIC format or converts to JPG in one pass. EXIF capture date, GPS, and camera model carry through the resize.
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A single iPhone HEIC shot is already small — about 2 MB for 12 MP. But web forms, email clients, and thumbnail generators often need smaller. Resize once, share anywhere.
libheif in-browser runs your resize locally
iPhone capture data survives the resize
HEIC with transparency resizes correctly
HEIC is Apple's default since iOS 11. But iPhone photos eventually leave the Apple ecosystem — heading to email, forms, websites, and non-Apple devices. Resizing HEIC before export means delivering iPhone-quality photos at exactly the dimensions destinations expect.
HEIC-specific behavior, quality, output format options.
