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How to Convert RAW (DNG) Photos to JPG on iPhone

By Matthew Lynch
February 19, 2024
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With the increasing quality of mobile photography, more iPhone users are opting to take photos in the RAW format (especially in the DNG file type) which allows for greater post-processing flexibility. However, when it comes time to share those images, converting them to a more compatible and widely used format like JPG is often necessary. Fortunately, converting these files on your iPhone doesn’t have to be a complex process. Here’s how you can do it:

Step 1: Check Your Software

Before you start, make sure that your iPhone’s operating system is updated to the latest version, as this will ensure you have access to the newest features and apps that can help you with the conversion.

Step 2: Use the Photos App

Begin by opening the Photos app on your iPhone. This is where all your images, including RAW (DNG) files, are stored.

Step 3: Editing Your RAW File

Find the RAW photo you want to convert. Tap on it and select ‘Edit’ in the top right corner. Use the built-in editing tools if you wish to adjust any settings before converting.

Step 4: Saving as JPG

After editing, tap ‘Done’. The iPhone will automatically save a copy of the edited image as a JPEG alongside the original RAW file in your Camera Roll.

For those who seek more control over their conversion process or wish to batch-convert several images at once, there are third-party apps available on the App Store such as Adobe Lightroom or Snapseed that offer advanced features and options:

Adobe Lightroom:

  1. Download Adobe Lightroom from the App Store.
  2. Open Adobe Lightroom and import your DNG file.
  3. Make any desired edits within the app.
  4. Export your edited image as a JPEG by selecting ‘Share To’ and choosing ‘JPEG’ as your format option.

Snapseed:

  1. Download Snapseed from the App Store.
  2. Open Snapseed and select ‘Open’ to import your DNG file.
  3. After editing, tap on ‘Export’ and select ‘Save As’ to save your photo as a JPEG.

Remember to check storage space availability prior to conversion since JPEG files will occupy additional space on top of your RAW files.

By following these simple steps or using third-party apps, you can easily convert your RAW (DNG) photos into more shareable and accessible JPG files directly on your iPhone without needing a computer or additional software.

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