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Simple, minimal Windows and Linux GUI to convert HEIC images to JPEG or PNG
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ReadMe.md

heic-converter-gui

animated gif screencast of the application working. The application is double-clicked, then the Windows Defender popup appears warning that the program is unknown and not signed. When the program opens, it pops a file chooser immediately. Two .heic files are selected, then an input box appears prompting the user to enter a jpg quality between 1 and 100. Finally, a progress bar appears, and after a few seconds, the finished JPGs are in the folder next to the original heic files. When the user tries to open the heic file, it doesn't work, complaining about missing codecs. When the user opens the jpg, it displays an aerial photo of a tropical beach.

A simple, minimal GUI built around @jerbob92's excellent work compiling libde265 to WebAssembly and integrating it into the goheif library using wazero.

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Usage Notes

If you want lossless output you can specify png 1 (the quality number is ignored for PNG).

Only use png if you want to edit the image and then compress it further with jpeg / avif. The png files will be massive.

This tool strips all EXIF data but it should preserve the rotation that is present in the EXIF Orientation attribute.

how to build for windows:

  1. GOOS=windows GOARCH=amd64 go build -ldflags "-H windowsgui" -o heic-converter.exe