Photos & Files
iPhone photos and documents often need one more step before you can send them: a format the other side can open, a smaller file, or less hidden information. These guides cover converting HEIC photos to JPEG, removing GPS location and camera details before you share a picture, editing hundreds of photos in one batch, and compressing PDFs that are too large to email.
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- How to Convert HEIC to JPEG on iPhone, if a photo will not open on another device.
- How to Remove Location Data and Metadata from iPhone Photos, before you share photos publicly.
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