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Free forever.

Not "free for now, paid later." Not "free for 100 conversions a month." Not "free for personal use." Just free. For everyone. For every file. For as long as the web exists.

✓ Free forever — no premium tier

Every feature HEICPix ever ships will be available to everyone at zero cost. No "pro" version. No "lifetime deal" we can later retire. No "free for personal use, paid for commercial."

✓ No signup, ever

You will never see an email-capture wall. You will never need an account. We don't even have a login system to build.

✓ No daily caps, no batch limits

Convert 1 file or 5,000. The only limit is your device's memory. We don't track usage because we never see it.

✓ No ads, no tracking pixels, no fingerprinting

Page loads once. Service worker caches the WASM. After that, the site works offline — nothing phones home. We use no third-party analytics that profile you.

✓ No watermark on output

Your JPG/PNG/WebP/AVIF files are yours. We don't stamp them. We don't degrade their quality to push you toward a paid version.

✓ Open source forever

If we ever shut down, the code stays. Fork it, host it yourself, or run it from a local file. Your converter outlives us.


How is this sustainable?

The honest answer: HEICPix costs us almost nothing to run.

HEICPix is a side project of WorksOffline , a tiny portfolio of client-side tools. It exists because the alternatives annoyed me. It costs me maybe ₹500/year to keep online. Nobody is getting rich here; nobody is getting fleeced either.

Why this is the moat

Every other "free" HEIC converter is a funnel:

They have to do that because they pay for bandwidth, CPU time, and ad revenue. They have to monetize you because their business model requires it. We don't — so we won't. That's the moat. Any VC-backed converter that has to grow to justify a valuation will eventually charge you. We don't have to grow.

What if you change your mind?

We won't — but if we did, the site is open source. The day a paywall appears would be the day someone forks us and hosts a free clone. The whole architecture is designed to be effortless to self-host. Your worst case is an inconvenience, not a hostage situation.

Can I support HEICPix anyway?

Yes, in two ways that cost you nothing:

  1. Tell one person. A friend who still emails herself HEIC files. A coworker who has no idea iPhones don't shoot JPG by default. Word of mouth is what keeps this tool relevant.
  2. Check out the other tools. If you like the no-bullshit-no-upload philosophy, WorksOffline has a few more in the same shape: PDF unlockers, document redactors, photo cleanup, India-specific business utilities.
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Free. Forever. For real.