BraveCLHow to batch convert HEIC photos to JPEG on Mac
Import HEIC photos, configure JPEG output and delivery checks, inspect the actual conversions, then save a verified JPEG batch.
- What you'll achieve
- Ten HEIC photos converted to JPEG, with each conversion inspected, ten completed output files verified, and the delivered batch visible in the app.
- What you need
- Photo Converter Studio installed on a Mac.
- HEIC images you want to convert.
- A writable destination folder for the JPEG results.
Photo Converter Studio helps you convert a collection of HEIC photos into JPEG files ready to hand off. This walkthrough uses ten photos to show the output format, optional file size and dimension checks, original-to-output comparisons, and final delivery review.
1.Import your HEIC photo batch
Open Photo Converter Studio and import the HEIC images for your job. This example starts with ten source photos listed together in the batch.
Photo Converter Studio showing ten imported HEIC photographs in a single batch, before choosing the JPEG output. 2.Choose JPEG and review output settings
Under Output Format, choose JPEG. Review Quality, set to 90% in this example, before continuing.
Output Format set to JPEG, showing expected JPEG filenames for ten photos and a 90 percent Quality control. 3.Configure file size and dimension requirements
Open Requirements, enable Limit encoded size and set Maximum bytes to 2,000,000. Enable Require minimum short edge and set Minimum short edge to 600 pixels. These are delivery checks, not automatic optimization.
Requirements inspector with the 2,000,000 byte output size limit, 600 pixel minimum short edge, and ten passing photo checks. 4.Compare the original with the actual JPEG
Select a source photo and choose Test Selected to generate a real production proof. In Production Proof, compare the original HEIC with the JPEG result using the image divider.
Production Proof with an original birthday HEIC on the left and its actual JPEG output on the right, separated by a movable divider. 5.Inspect every proposed conversion
For each photo, open its Production Proof, compare the image, and choose Mark Inspected. Continue until all ten rows show Inspected.
Batch table listing ten HEIC originals and their planned JPEG outputs, with every photo marked Inspected. 6.Review the prepared delivery
After the ten checks are complete, accept the prepared delivery plan. In Review Delivery, verify the intended JPEG outputs and select Start Conversion to begin saving the batch.
Review Delivery screen with ten inspected JPEG outputs and the Start Conversion action in the upper-right corner. 7.Verify the completed conversion batch
Check the finished batch. In the Delivery column, verify that all ten rows show Verified; inspect any row that instead reports a problem.
Completed Photo Converter Studio conversion batch showing ten files with Pass, Inspected and Verified states. 8.Find the delivered JPEG files
Choose Delivered in the workbench filter. Confirm that all ten JPEG files appear with a Verified delivery state and check the destination folder you selected earlier.
Delivered view listing ten completed JPEG output files, each marked Verified.
Tips
Select the destination before starting delivery so you can find the files afterward.
Use the production proof to compare the actual converted JPEG with the original, not just a preview of the source.
Review the Delivered list and file count when conversion is complete.
Watch outJPEG does not preserve transparency; review the conversion's transparency handling if your source has an alpha channel.
Watch outOutput size and dimension requirements report pass or fail; they do not automatically optimize a file to satisfy them.
