Add your HEIC photos
Drop in one photo or up to 100. Each one is decoded on your device, so you can see a preview and its pixel dimensions before converting.
Convert HEIC to PDF in seconds. Add iPhone photos, set the page order, and download a single PDF. Your photos never leave your browser.
How to convert HEIC to PDF
iPhones and iPads save photos as HEIC, which many apps and upload forms still refuse. Every HEIC photo becomes its own PDF page, in the order shown in the queue, so you can send or print them anywhere.
Drop in one photo or up to 100. Each one is decoded on your device, so you can see a preview and its pixel dimensions before converting.
Drag photos into place or use the arrow buttons. Keep each page the size of its photo, or center photos on A4 or US Letter paper.
Your browser builds the PDF and hands you one download. Nothing waits in a server queue.
What the PDF keeps
Photos are decoded at their original resolution and embedded as high-quality JPEG, the format every PDF reader can display. Rotation saved by the camera is applied, so portrait shots stay portrait.
Original resolutionPhotos are not downscaled. A 12 MP photo stays 12 MP.
Correct orientationCamera rotation is applied before the photo is placed.
Mixed sizes and orientationsLandscape photos get landscape pages on A4 or Letter; portrait ones get portrait pages.
Photos stay localDecoding, ordering, and PDF creation happen in this browser tab.
HEIC to PDF FAQ
Choose or drop your HEIC photo above, pick a page size, and select Convert to PDF. The finished PDF downloads straight from your browser. There is no account or email step.
Yes. Add up to 100 HEIC photos and they are combined into a single PDF with one page per photo. Reorder them first so the pages come out in the sequence you want.
Photos keep their full resolution. Because PDF readers cannot display HEIC, each photo is re-encoded as a high-quality JPEG, which looks the same to the eye but makes the PDF somewhat larger than the original HEIC files.
HEIF files that use the same HEVC coding as iPhone photos work. For a Live Photo or burst, the main still image is converted. AVIF files are not supported.
Each HEIC can be up to 50 MB and 50 megapixels, with up to 100 photos and 200 MB per conversion. Decoding uses a lot of browser memory, so convert large batches in smaller groups on phones or older devices.
No. This tool has no file-upload endpoint. The HEIC decoder runs inside your browser, and the PDF is built on your own device.
Drag one HEIC or many into this box. Each image becomes one PDF page.