Convert HEIC to PNG
Three steps. PNG has no quality slider — every pixel is preserved exactly.
Drop your HEIC files
Onto Sukat's drop zone, click to browse, or paste from your clipboard. Multi-file is supported.
Pick PNG as the output format
PNG has no quality slider — every pixel is preserved exactly. Optionally set a target width if you want to resize at the same time.
Click “Convert & Download All”
For batches, leave the ZIP option checked to receive a single download with all the converted files.
When do you need HEIC to PNG?
PNG is the right output when JPG's lossy compression would damage the result. Common scenarios:
- iPhone screenshots saved as HEIC — text, UI elements, and crisp edges suffer noticeably under JPG compression. PNG keeps text razor-sharp.
- Photos with transparency. iPhone HEIC files saved through Photos editing or third-party apps can contain alpha channels. JPG flattens transparency to white; PNG preserves it.
- Design and editing pipelines that prefer or require PNG — Figma imports, Photoshop intermediates, slide decks, app store assets, marketing graphics.
- Documentation and tutorials where you need pixel-perfect iPhone screenshots for a Notion doc, GitHub README, or knowledge-base article.
- Archival copies of important photos where you want a single lossless conversion rather than progressive JPG quality decay.
- Photos with text overlay — receipts, whiteboard captures, signs, documents — where JPG's chroma subsampling smears text against backgrounds.
- Outputs going to print when the print service accepts PNG and you want maximum fidelity.
If your goal is just to share the photo with someone on Windows or Android and quality isn't critical, Convert HEIC to JPG produces much smaller files for the same visible quality. Use PNG when JPG's quality cost is unacceptable.
Why Sukat for HEIC to PNG
Four things that matter for the lossless route.
True lossless conversion
Sukat's PNG output preserves every pixel of the decoded HEIC source. No chroma subsampling, no quality slider, no surprises. The same input always produces the same output.
Privacy by default
The whole conversion runs in your browser using the Canvas API and a client-side HEIC decoder. Your photo never reaches a server. No account, no email, no upload. Verify by going offline before clicking Convert — it still works.
Batch with no cap
Drop 50 HEIC photos, get back 50 PNGs as a single ZIP. Most free HEIC-to-PNG tools cap free use at 5–10 files and add watermarks above that. Sukat doesn't.
Resize at conversion
Set Target Width and Sukat resamples during conversion — useful when the iPhone original is 4032×3024 and you only need a 1024×768 web screenshot. Saves converting and then resizing separately.