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Apple Ecosystem Ready

Working natively on an iPhone, iPad, or Mac is incredibly smooth, provided you are using the right file types. Moving your graphics into HEIC ensures flawless compatibility across iOS and macOS environments. You get brilliant color retention and incredible compression, making it the ideal format for archiving designs in your Apple Photos library or sharing via AirDrop.

High Efficiency Archiving

The major advantage of High-Efficiency Image Containers is right in the name. You can maintain a massive amount of visual data in a file footprint that is radically smaller than traditional formats. It's a fantastic way to back up large batches of visual assets locally without eating up your hard drive space.

Device-Level Security

If you are transferring sensitive UI mockups or unreleased app assets, uploading them to a random website is out of the question. Our platform solves this by relying entirely on your computer's native processing capabilities. The rendering happens client-side, ensuring strict privacy from start to finish.

Frequently Asked Questions

HEIC offers significantly better compression algorithms. This means you get a higher quality image that takes up about half the storage space of a traditional JPG.
Windows 10 and 11 support this format, but you may need to download the official HEVC extension from the Microsoft Store to view them natively in the Photos app.
Yes, our browser-based processing engine is fully optimized for Safari, as well as Chrome and Firefox. It works flawlessly on both desktop and mobile.
Completely. The transformation from vector to HEIC happens entirely within the local memory of your device. We do not have access to your designs.
Yes. Like all raster formats, HEIC is pixel-based. It will not scale up endlessly without losing quality the way a native mathematical vector file can.