Coco

HIF to JPG

Convert Fuji HIF / HEIF / HEIC photos to JPG next to the originals. Uses Finder selection when available and never overwrites existing JPG files.

Coco·v0.1.0·media
Install in Coco

Opens Coco and installs it. Nothing downloads to your Mac. Don’t have Coco yet?

Source on GitHub
What’s new in 0.1.0

First release.

Commands
convert
Convert HIF to JPGHIF / HEIF / HEIC photos -> JPG, originals kept
Readme

HIF to JPG

Convert Fuji .HIF, .HEIF, and .HEIC photos into .JPG files next to the originals.

Usage

  1. Select HIF / HEIF / HEIC files or a folder in Finder, then run HIF 转 JPG from Coco.
  2. Or run the command directly and pick files / folders in the open panel.

The plugin keeps original files untouched. It writes <name>.JPG beside each source image. If that file already exists, it writes <name>-converted.JPG instead.

Conversion uses Coco's native ImageIO bridge, so large photos do not have to be decoded inside the plugin WebView.

Details
Version0.1.0
RequiresCoco
Coco verifies the sha256 of every download before it unpacks.
More in the Store
Let your AI do this

Copy the prompt, or send it straight to the AI you already use — it drives Coco through the same commands you would type yourself.

Install the Coco skill (npx skills add butterflydream-ai/Coco --skill coco -g -y), then use coco to install the "HIF to JPG" plugin from the Coco Store and turn it on.
Under the hood
  • coco store install --id com.coco.hif-to-jpg
  • coco plugins run --pluginID com.coco.hif-to-jpg --commandID convert
How this works →