A command line HEIC to JPEG converter called libheif can do this flawlessly. One of the best choices if you were familiar with command.
This is an open-source library designed to handle HEIF files, including HEIC files. HEIF is a modern image format used primarily by Apple devices for storing photos and videos, offering higher compression rates than traditional formats like JPEG without sacrificing image quality.
Step 1: Download the Windows binary (e.g., libheif-<version>-win64.zip). Extract the contents of the ZIP file to a folder on your computer.
Step 2: Add the folder containing heif-convert to your system's PATH environment variable, so you can run the tool from any directory in the command prompt.
Step 3: Open a Command Prompt window. Use the following command to convert a single HEIC file to JPG:
heif-convert input.heic output.jpg
If you have multiple HEIC files to convert, you can batch convert .heic to .jpg using a simple loop:
for %i in (*.heic) do heif-convert "%i" "%~ni.jpg"
This command processes all .heic files to jpg and creates corresponding .jpg files with the same base name.
In addition, you can also specify the output quality when converting HEIC to JPG on Windows 11/10 PC:
heif-convert input.heic output.jpg -q 90
The -q flag allows you to control the quality of the JPG output, with a range from 0 (lowest quality) to 100 (highest quality).