MobiKin HEIC to JPG Converter

The main reason to use the HEIC format for your photos simply boils down to storage constraints. A small inconvenience that may trouble some users has to do with compatibility: it's been more than 5 years since Apple adopted the format, yet Windows still lacks a built-in HEIC viewer, let alone converter.

How do you see and share your HEIC files to ensure maximum compatibility, then? You convert them to JPEG, of course. MobiKin HEIC to JPG Converter can do that for you, and it's simple enough for anyone to start converting their stills in no time.

There's little sense in making an overly intricate program for such a task, and this converter seems to know it. The interface is clean and simple to use, and it only takes a few inputs to start converting your photos. You can select the folder where you store your HEIC files, and the tool will automatically fetch them, but you can also select them manually. Aside from that, you can also drop them into the interface.

After that, it's up to you whether to convert into JPEG or PNG. In the case of the latter, you can tweak the quality of the conversion: higher quality retains image fidelity, but takes up more storage. This option is not available when converting to PNG.

Users can also choose to keep their photo's EXIF data when converting into JPEG. Once again, this is not available in the PNG conversion: no EXIF data is kept in that case.

Other than that, the tool does its job. It's worth noting that the converted images aren't too conservative in terms of their size, at least when choosing max quality: converted JPEGs would be in the ballpark of 4-10 MB, whilst PNGs would be upwards of 15.

For a HEIC to JPEG/PNG converter, the software does the job. You can only convert your stuff 10 times in the Free tier, so if you have a few photos you want to convert to a more compatible format, you can use this just fine.