HEIC to PNG
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What it does
HEIC to PNG converts your Apple device photos from the HEIC format into lossless PNG files — entirely inside your browser, with zero uploads and zero tracking. PNG is the go-to format when you need pixel-perfect quality: transparent backgrounds, sharp screenshots, graphics for presentations, or images destined for further editing. Unlike JPG, PNG preserves every pixel without compression artifacts. This tool from Carbide handles the conversion on your device instantly — no account, no sign-up, no waiting for a server. It's free, works fully offline once the page loads, and your images never leave your browser tab. Drop in a HEIC photo and download a crisp, lossless PNG in seconds.
How to use the HEIC to PNG
- Open the HEIC to PNG tool in Carbide — no account or sign-up required.
- Click 'Choose file' or drag your HEIC image into the upload zone.
- The tool converts your photo to PNG locally inside your browser.
- Click 'Download PNG' to save the lossless image to your device.
Frequently asked questions
- Why choose PNG over JPG when converting from HEIC?
- PNG is lossless — it preserves every detail without compression artifacts. It's the better choice for screenshots, logos, graphics with transparent areas, or any image you plan to edit further.
- Does PNG support transparency from the original HEIC file?
- HEIC files rarely contain transparency, but PNG fully supports alpha channels. If your source image has transparent areas, they will be preserved in the output PNG.
- Are my photos uploaded to a server during conversion?
- No. Everything runs locally in your browser. Your photos never leave your device, making this tool completely private and safe for personal or sensitive images.
- Will the PNG file be larger than the original HEIC?
- Yes, typically. PNG is lossless and uncompressed compared to HEIC, so the file size will usually be larger. If smaller file size matters more than quality, consider using HEIC to JPG instead.