Convert HEIC photos to JPG.
iPhones save photos in HEIC format by default - a format that many Windows programs, websites, and forms still don't recognize, leading to a photo that simply won't upload.
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Try Free Resume Builder Try Free Invoice BuilderHEIC is Apple's default photo format since iOS 11, and while it's efficient, it isn't supported everywhere - many web forms, older software, and non-Apple photo tools expect JPG instead, causing an HEIC upload to silently fail or get rejected.
Yes - iPhone camera settings have a "Most Compatible" format option that saves as JPG instead of HEIC, but this tool handles it after the fact for photos already taken.
There's a small compression tradeoff, but it's generally not noticeable, and it solves the much bigger problem of the file not being accepted at all.