HEIC to PNG Converter

PNG is useful when an editor or workflow requires it, when decoded transparency must remain transparent, or when you want to avoid adding JPEG compression artifacts during conversion.

For ordinary photo sharing or a form with a small size limit, JPG is often a more practical choice. You can use the related HEIC to JPG converter and choose a quality setting instead.

The PNG stores the standard 8-bit pixels produced by the HEIC decoder without another lossy encoding step. It cannot recover detail lost when the original HEIC was created, and it does not preserve the original HDR color information.

Supported transparency remains transparent. Converting to PNG does not remove an opaque background. Camera metadata, GPS tags, depth data and Live Photo motion are not copied to the result.

HEIC is efficient at compressing photographs. A PNG of the same visible image can be substantially larger, even though its dimensions have not increased. A larger file is not automatically a sign of better image quality.

The input queue allows 20 files, 25 MB per file and 100 MB total, with a 40-megapixel and 16,384-pixel-per-side limit. Generated outputs have a separate 200 MB total limit. Download completed files and clear the queue before processing another large batch.