HEIC vs JPG : Quel Format d’Image Do Vous Utiliser ?
Comprendre les différences entre HEIC et JPG — taille de fichier, qualité, compatibilité et quand les convertir entre eux.
HEIC (High Efficiency Image Container) was introduced by Apple in iOS 11 as the default photo format for iPhones and iPads. It uses the HEVC codec to deliver the same visual quality as JPG at roughly half the file size.
JPG (also called JPEG) has been the universal image format for 30+ years. Every device, app, and web platform supports it. While its compression is less efficient than HEIC, its compatibility is unmatched.
When to use HEIC: On Apple devices where storage space matters and you are sharing primarily within the Apple ecosystem (AirDrop, iMessage, Apple Photos). HEIC also supports features JPG cannot: live photos, depth maps, and 10-bit color.
When to use JPG: For sharing on the web, sending via email, printing, uploading to social media, or working with any non-Apple software. JPG is the safe choice when you need guaranteed compatibility.
ConvertCraft's Image Converter makes it easy to convert between the two. Drop your HEIC files and get JPGs instantly — or convert JPGs to HEIC if you want to save space on Apple devices. The conversion runs entirely in your browser.