Image Converter: iPhone HEIC, PDF and PSD to Normal Images

Have you ever had someone text you a stack of iPhone photos, and Windows just shrugs at the .heic files? Or you need ONE page of a PDF as a picture? Or a client sends a Photoshop file and you don’t own Photoshop? 😊

I got tired of uploading my files to sketchy websites just to change a file extension. So we built a HEIC to JPG converter that does a whole lot more, and it runs right on your own PC. Open iPhone HEIC photos, PDFs and Photoshop files and turn them into normal images. No FFmpeg, no uploads.

The short version: Open iPhone HEIC photos, PDFs and Photoshop files and turn them into normal images. No FFmpeg, no uploads.

Image Converter main window with the Convert to list, PDF page options and the drop area

One window, one list, one big box to drop your files on. That’s the whole thing.

SVG Logos, Drawn Right


Turn SVG logos into PNG, JPG or WebP exactly the way your browser draws them. Most desktop tools can’t read SVG at all. Image Converter hands it to the Microsoft Edge engine, so what you see in the browser is what you get in the file. Real size, transparency kept.

What It Does


iPhone HEIC Photos to JPG

Drop your .heic photos and get normal JPG, PNG or WebP files. Photos come out upright, too. Windows needs two small add-ons from the Microsoft Store to read HEIC (one free, one about $1). If one is missing, Image Converter tells you which and gives you an Open Store button. Install once, done.

PDF Pages to Images (and Back)

Pick the page you want, or tick All pages and every page becomes its own image. Set the DPI for sharper results. Going the other way? Choose PDF as the target and any image becomes a one-page PDF.

Photoshop Files Without Photoshop

PSD and PSB files open as a flattened image, ready to save as PNG or JPG. No Adobe subscription required.

One File or a Whole Folder

Drop fifty files at once, or click Select Folder and let it walk the subfolders too. The converted copies land right next to the originals. Run it twice and it skips the files it already made.

Real Windows Icons

Choose ICO and you get a proper multi-size icon (256, 48, 32 and 16 pixels) with transparency. Sharp on the desktop AND in the taskbar.

Formats

Convert to: PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF, PDF, ICO, GIF, BMP, TIFF, PBM, PGM, PPM.

Convert from: all of those, plus HEIC, HEIF, PDF, PSD, PSB, SVG, JPEG XR, JPEG XL and camera RAW (DNG, CR2, CR3, NEF, ARW, ORF, RW2, RAF). Help > Supported Formats shows the full list any time.

Nothing to Install

Older versions needed FFmpeg on your PATH. Not anymore. The conversion engine ships inside the download, and your files never leave your machine. It even comes with a dark theme and little mouse-over tips that explain every control.

Read the Documentation First


Want to see exactly how it works before you spend a dime? The full user guide is free. It arrives as a small zip with the PDF and HTML guide inside.

Download the Image Converter user guide (free, no purchase needed)

Requirements


  • Windows 10 or 11 (no admin rights needed)
  • AutoHotkey v2.0.2 or newer
  • For SVG: the Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime (already on every Windows 11 PC)
  • For iPhone HEIC photos: Microsoft’s HEIF Image Extensions (free) and HEVC Video Extensions (about $1)

One small tool, one drop: Open iPhone HEIC photos, PDFs and Photoshop files and turn them into normal images. No FFmpeg, no uploads.

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