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Designer,Photographer,Regular users

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What sets it apart is that all conversion happens entirely in your browser – your files are never uploaded to any server. This means speed (no waiting for uploads), privacy (your photos and documents are visible only to you), and it is completely free (no usage limits, no file size restrictions, and no intrusive advertisements).

In our latest release, we have further improved the experience with three key updates based on user feedback:

Retry Failed Files – when batch converting, you can retry individual failed files without reprocessing the entire list. Error Classification – instead of a generic “conversion failed” message, you get specific reasons like “Format Not Supported” or “File Corrupted”. Export Logs – if you encounter an issue, export a detailed log in one click to help us quickly diagnose and assist you.

HeicApp's answer

We have further improved the experience with three key updates:

Retry Failed Files – when batch converting, you can retry individual failed files without reprocessing the entire list. Error Classification – instead of a generic “conversion failed” message, you get specific reasons like “Format Not Supported” or “File Corrupted”. Export Logs – if you encounter an issue, export a detailed log in one click to help us quickly diagnose and assist you.

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1. heic2any: Used to convert HEIC images in the browser, executed entirely locally.
2. JSZip: Used to package and download files in the browser, and can also be executed locally.