Compress HEIC

Online HEIC compressor lets you reduce HEIC image size for free. Select output file size or quality to get the best compression and quality. Optionally, resize image by changing the output resolution to make an even smaller HEIC file. No watermark added.

Options OPTIONS
Setting these options is optional. The default values are a good start for most cases.
File Size Compression
Percentage
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80
100
If your file is 10 MB, then selecting 75 will produce a 7.5 MB file. If you make the output file size too small, then output video quality may suffer.
Auto Scale
[Highly Recommended] This resizes the image while keeping aspect ratio to keeps image quality high while reducing the file size.

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How to compress HEIF HEIC image online?

Click and select or Drag and drop your HEIC files to dark blue box. Once you add all of your HEIC files , simply press Compress. This will compress all of your HEIC files. Just wait until we process your files to download them as a ZIP file or individual images.

Perfectly compress HEIC

We don't compromise quality for anything. Our advance image converter detect the best quality for your output files. This feature enable us to keep the best quality while reducing HEIC file size.

Effortless convert

Makes your life little simpler. We do our best to separate all details need to compress HEIC files so that you can just convert files with a press of a button

More About .heic Files

TopicDescription
Extension
.heic
Description
HEIC is a file format used for storing both individual images and sequences of images. It came to prominence as the default photo storage format on Apple iPhone devices from iOS 11 onwards (replacing JPG) and macOS High Sierra. Developed by the MPEG group, HEIC files are generally 50% the size of JPEG files, but with higher visual quality. They also allow users to store metadata and image edits alongside the photo, and more than one photo in a file (useful for "Live" photos).
Details
A .heic file is a container, indicating that the stored media is a type of High Efficiency Video Codec (HEVC) file, as defined by the High Efficiency Image File Format (HEIF) specification. Like JPG files, the HEIF specs detail that image data is stored using discrete cosine transform (DCT), which results in lossy compression. However, becuase HEIF supports a larger variety of block sizes for DCT (from 4x4 to 32x32), the resulting compression is more efficient, leading to smaller files sizes. HEIF also supports animations, thumbnails, image edits, sequences, metadata and extra image data such as alpha plane or a depth map.
Developed By
Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG)
Mime Type
image/heic
image/heic-sequence
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