iPhones often save photos as HEIC. Many job portals, Windows PCs, and older printers still expect JPG. You do not need iCloud or a desktop converter for a handful of files.
Steps
Open Convert to JPG and drop the .heic or .heif file. ImageGarage decodes it locally (this can take a few seconds on a large photo), fills transparent pixels with white, and exports JPEG. Download the result. For several files, use Download all as a zip.
If it fails
Very large HEIC files can hit the 50 MB or 40 megapixel safety limit, or time out after 60 seconds. Try one file at a time. Live Photos are a still plus a video; this tool only converts the still image. Burst or ProRAW variants may not decode in every browser.
Quality
Use the quality slider if the JPG is still too big for an upload form. 80–90% is the usual range. The original HEIC never leaves your device.