Convert Images in Apple Files App on iPhone and iPad: Handy Guide
Gone were the times when the Apple Files app used to be a less capable file manager. Thanks to the addition of several user-friendly features such as the newly added background removal tool, tags, and document scanner, the app has become a powerful asset. No wonder, many have started to liken it to macOS’ Finder in terms of versatility.
Convert Specific Images into Different Formats Using Apple Files App
Converting a single image into another file format is as straightforward as it can ever get.
- First off, open the Apple Files app on your iPhone or iPad.
- Now, head over to the folder where your images are stored.
- Next, long-press on an image and choose Quick Actions in the contextual menu.
- Tap on Convert Image in the menu.
- Select the desired image format such as PNG, JPEG, and HEIF in the menu.
- Finally, choose the preferred image size such as Large, Small, Medium, and Original. That’s it! The Files app will instantly convert the image and save it in the same location. Hence, you won’t have to look around to find the converted image in the app.
Convert Multiple Images Into Different File Formats Using Apple Files App
Guess what, converting several photos into a different file format at once is not tedious either.
- Launch the Apple Files app on your device and then navigate to the folder where you have kept all the images that need to be converted.
- Tap on the triple-dot aka ellipsis icon at the upper right corner of the screen
- Now, choose “Select” in the menu.
- Next, you need to select all the photos that you would like to convert.
- Next up, tap on the triple-dot icon that appears at the bottom right corner of the screen.
- Select Convert Image in the menu.
- Choose the preferred image format in the popup menu.
- In the end, select the desired image size such as small, medium, large, and original, and you are all set. Voila! The Files app will immediately convert the selected photos and save them all in the same folder.
Use Native Image Converter on iOS and iPadOS Like a Pro
From what I can tell based on the extensive testing, the built-in image converter is up to the mark. So, you can bank on it to get your job done without any hassle. That said, what’s your take on this neat feature? It would be nice to have your thoughts in the comments section below. You may also like to read:
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