I’m starting an Etsy shop and most of my photos were taken in the HEIC format which is not compatible with Etsy. I love that this app is free to convert to JPEG in bulk. It saved me from major headache. Thank you for helping me save time and money. I appreciate your hard work because it’s hard to find an app without a subscription.

Upon downloading this app and opening it up I was welcomed with a message stating that this app will become a subscription-based app in the near future. No specific date was given, just the explanation that due to rising costs this free app will need to charge its users a subscription fee soon. For now I’m enjoying this quick and easy app to convert my HEIC photos to JPEGs. Whether or not I continue to use this app depends on how much they decide to charge for monthly use.

I just had gotten the app and given access to my photos which was required by app. I only wanted to give limited access but it want allowed. had only downloaded a few photos to change format. Less than 24 hours later, I checked app and there were photos with my identity and my boyfriend’s were driver’s license social security card and other private documents were listed on app. I hadn’t downloaded any of those. Someone had gone thru all of my private photos and selected these to steal identity. I am reporting this to the police and I want these criminals prosecuted and in jail.

They complain about the cost of running servers when you first open the app, and how they will be forced to offer a subscription model going forward. Apple hosts the app on its servers, so why would this app company need servers? Sounds like they’re doing the file conversions they advertise by sending stuff over the internet. Sounds like they couldn’t program an app to do the file conversions locally on the phone; which with the power of today’s phone hardware is inexcusable.