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Edit iPhone HEIC photos in your browser

iPhone photos are HEIC files, which many browsers and editors cannot open. SingleTone opens them directly in any current browser and keeps their wide Display P3 colour when you export, with nothing to convert first and nothing uploaded.

Open your HEIC photosFree · no sign-up · nothing uploaded

Cool, from above — The demo set as shot (top) and edited (bottom). HEIC photos go through the same steps.

Café shade — The demo set as shot (top) and edited (bottom). HEIC photos go through the same steps.

How to edit HEIC photos

Drop your HEIC photos into SingleTone, or send them straight from your iPhone by scanning a QR code.
Fix lighting, match the set and choose a look, for all the photos or one.
Export as full-resolution JPEG or PNG, with the colour kept.

What is kept

Display P3 colour

The wider colour of iPhone photos is kept in the export, not squeezed into sRGB.

Camera info

EXIF, such as the date and the camera, stays in the exported photo.

HDR

Ultra HDR JPEGs keep their HDR. HDR in iPhone HEIC files is exported as standard range (SDR).

iPhone video

HEVC video opens in Safari, and in Chrome or Edge on a recent Mac or PC.

Questions

Do I have to convert HEIC to JPG first?

No. SingleTone opens HEIC itself, in Safari, Chrome, Edge or Firefox.

What do I get when I export?

A full-resolution JPEG or PNG with Display P3 colour and EXIF kept, ready to post or print.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. Everything happens in your browser, on your device: the photos are edited and exported where they are, and SingleTone never receives them. HEIC is decoded in the browser too.

Is it free?

Yes. It is free, with no sign-up and no watermark on what you export.

Free · no sign-up · nothing uploaded

Open your HEIC photos