When handling pictures from iOS devices on other operating systems, we often see the infamous .heic extension. Some web services like ones who offer to produce a photo book or calendar and which are overly popular around the winter festivities only accept JPEG files.
Here’s a quick snippet for converting these HEIC files to JPEG (it’s fish but bash or other shells probably provide similar functionalities):
for f in *.heic
heif-convert "$f" "$(path change-extension 'jpg' $f)"
end
It depends on heif-convert, which is provided by libheif-tools on Fedora.
dnf install libheif-tools
If you have the relevant commands for bash/zsh and other distros, please send an email so I can update this article 😊
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