I have roughly 1200 .heic images taken from my iPhone 15 Pro. I need to convert them to png so they can viewed and edited on my wife's Windows PC. I did use Preview for this purpose in the past with the export option (one by one). My question is how to bulk convert heic to png on my Mac? It could be so boring to convert 1200 images one by one.
Currently, I am on a MacBook Air M1 2020 running macOS Ventura.
MacBook Air (M1, 2020)
Just to add, if all the images are in one folder, select all the images, control click on the selection then choose Quick Actions > Convert Image.
The Qyuick Acrion that was mentioned offers different quality options (and thus different file sizes) for jpeg files.
I right-clicked on a PNG screenshot on Sonoma 14.1.2 and then selected Convert Image with JPEG selected. Here is what was shown:
Nothing about dimensions or image quality…
You can easily check what happens when you choose one of the options. In any case, I'm unsubscribing from the thread. Someone's nonsense is giving me a headache.
etresoft wrote:
I realize that many consumer electronics use JPG for their cheaper devices.
You mean like the $9,000 Leica M11?
What is the best way to bulk convert heic to png on my Mac?
