Deskripsyon

Add iPhone photos to WordPress without the hassle. HEIC Support lets you upload .heic and .heif images to the Media Library and automatically creates web-friendly .webp or .jpg copies, so your photos actually display in every browser.

Free forever, and it just works

The plugin is free and works on thousands of sites with no account, no key, and no limits. Most WordPress hosts already run ImageMagick 7 with libheif, which is all that is needed to convert .heic locally. After activating, open Settings Media HEIC Support to see a live test conversion for your own server.

Allows .heic and .heif uploads to the Media Library
Automatically creates a .webp or .jpg copy of every .heic upload
Optionally replaces the original upload instead of keeping a copy
Choose your output format: .webp (smaller files) or .jpg (most compatible)
No configuration required. Just activate and upload

Host can’t convert? Convert on any server (optional, paid)

Some budget or locked-down hosts don’t include the libraries needed to read .heic. If the test at Settings Media shows your server can’t convert on its own, HEIC Support can hand the job to our cloud conversion service, so your uploads still get a .webp or .jpg copy on any host, without installing more software.

Cloud conversion is entirely optional and opt-in. You only need it if your server can’t convert locally. Buy a pack of conversion credits, paste your license key at Settings Media, and switch it on. One credit converts one image, and packs start at 3 conversions for $5.99. Get conversion credits.

The free plugin always works for free whenever your server can convert. Cloud conversion never runs unless you buy credits, save a key, and turn it on.

Mga Screenshot

The settings at Settings > Media > HEIC Support in the dashboard on a server that supports free conversion to .jpg or .webp.

The settings at Settings > Media > HEIC Support in the dashboard when the server does not support free conversion. — The settings at Settings > Media > HEIC Support in the dashboard on a server that supports free conversion to .jpg or .webp.

Pag-install

Upload the entire heic-support folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
Activate the plugin through the Plugins screen (Plugins Installed Plugins).

Check the page at Settings Media after activating to see if your server provides ImageMagick 7.

External services

This plugin’s optional, opt-in cloud conversion feature connects to an external service operated by Breakfast (breakfastco.xyz). With no license key saved, the plugin does not contact any external service.

Credit balance checks. After you save a license key at Settings Media, the plugin may contact breakfastco.xyz to fetch your remaining conversion credit balance. This request is made when the settings page is displayed (and the result is cached for about 10 minutes) so the plugin can show how many credits you have left. It sends your license key and your site URL. This happens even if “Cloud Conversion” is not yet enabled.

Cloud conversion. When you have saved a license key and enabled “Cloud Conversion” at Settings Media, the plugin sends your license key and your site URL to breakfastco.xyz to reserve conversion credits and perform a conversion. The plugin uploads the .heic image file to the conversion server, which returns the converted .webp or .jpg image. Uploaded images are processed in memory and the temporary files are deleted immediately after conversion; they are not stored or shared.

Use of the cloud conversion service is governed by the Breakfast Privacy Policy (https://breakfastco.xyz/privacy-policy/).

Mga Review

Generosus Hulyo 12, 2024

Out of curiosity (and for future planning), we installed this plugin to confirm it effectively converts HEIC images to either JPG or WebP images. Well, it certainly does! This plugin works out-of-the-box and gets the job done. Simply make sure your host server has the ImageMagick module installed and activated. The plugin’s installation instructions provide the necessary guidance to verify the module is installed. Thank you for this great plugin!

is0ph Marso 19, 2024

If your contributors are Mac users, this plugin makes their lives (and yours) easier.

sheldonng Enero 11, 2023

It would be better if you can add an option to generate JPEG files when uploading

Basahin lahat ng 3 na review

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Changelog

2.2.1

[Fixed] Shows a dismissible notice after a .heic is uploaded on a server that cannot convert locally and does not have cloud conversion set up, so the upload no longer fails silently.
[Changed] Adds a link to the Privacy Policy in the external services disclosure.

2.2.0

[Added] Optional, opt-in cloud conversion for servers without ImageMagick/libheif. Enter a license key and enable it at Settings Media; converts .heic uploads via the Breakfast cloud conversion service using purchased credits. See the External services section.
[Changed] Changes the tested up to version to 7.0.

2.1.4

[Fixed] Makes sure the test runs before the settings output is generated.
[Changed] Changes the tested up to version to 6.8.3.

2.1.3

[Changed] Changes the tested up to version to 6.6.2.

2.1.2

[Fixed] Shows better error output when ImageMagick is installed on the server but conversions cannot be completed.
[Fixed] Uses a unique file name when creating test images in the uploads folder.
[Changed] Changes the tested up to version to 6.4.0.

2.1.1

[Added] Adds a screenshot of the plugin settings.
[Fixed] Fixes a bug in the replace feature that prevented it from working in certain environments. See https://wordpress.org/support/topic/replace-does-not-work-because-of-file-type/
[Changed] Changes the tested up to version to 6.3.2.

2.1.0

[Added] Adds .jpg support. Adds a setting to toggle whether images are converted to webp or jpg. Defaults to webp.
[Added] Show the settings section at Settings Media even if ImageMagick is not installed. Explain to users that their host does not provide the library.
[Fixed] Removes layers from the icon .svg file.
[Changed] Changes the tested up to version to 6.3.1.

2.0.0

[Added] Add filters around the webp format and image/webp mime type strings so they can be changed by other developers.
[Added] Adds an optional feature to replace .heic images rather than create a copy. A switch enables the feature at Settings Media.
[Fixed] Updates an error message to stop mentioning a specific minimum version of ImageMagick. It was not accurate, and other dependencies like libheif could be missing that prevent conversions from working.
[Changed] Moves all plugin settings from Media HEIC Support to Settings Media.
[Changed] Changes the tested up to version to 6.2.0.
[Removed] Removes the menu at Media HEIC Support.

1.0.1

[Fixed] Fixes a bug that caused a parse error in PHP versions less than or equal to 7.2.
[Changed] Changes the tested up to version to 6.1.1.

1.0.0

[Added] First public version. Adds .heic support to WordPress. If ImageMagick 7 or above is installed, creates .webp copies of .heic images uploaded to the Media Library.

Great Plugin | Gets the Job Done

Very useful and easy to set up

Finally someone is willing to launch a plugin for HEIC support, thank you