How to Capture/Save Photos in JPG Format on iPhone

In iOS 11, Apple switched from JPG to HEIC as the default camera format for photos and videos.  Apple made these modifications in order to preserve space on your iPhone. The HEIC format uses less storage space than the JPG format.

As a result, each photo you take with your iPhone is immediately stored in the. HEIC (High-Efficiency Interchange Code) HEIC is an extremely efficient file format, however it does have certain flaws.

When you transfer your iPhone photographs and movies to your Windows laptop, you’ll see that the HEIC format prevents the files from being opened. Although the Windows operating system does not support the HEIC format by default, you may view these files with a third-party picture reader.

You may also use image converters to convert your HEIC photos to JPG or another format that is suitable. Unfortunately, all of these activities may consume a significant amount of time. As a result, iPhone now allows you to swap formats to avoid such inconveniences.

Steps to Capture/Save Photos in JPG Format on iPhone

So, if you want to save photographs in JPG format on your iPhone, you’ve come to the correct place. We’ve included some simple instructions for changing the picture file type on your iPhone below. Let’s get this party started.

1. To begin, go to your iPhone’s Settings app.

2. Scroll down to the Camera programme in the Settings app.

3. Select Formats from the Camera app’s menu. Then, behind the formats, hit the right arrow button.

4. Choose the Most Compatible option from the Formats drop-down menu.

That concludes the procedure. You’ve completed your mission. All iPhone photos are now saved as JPEG files.

So, this tutorial will show you how to save JPG photos on your iPhone. I hope you found this information useful. Please tell your friends about it as well. If you have any questions or concerns, please leave them in the comments area below.