HEIC to PDF
Put iPhone HEIC photos into a PDF, one photo per page, in any browser. The photos stay on your device.
About This Tool
HEIC to PDF puts HEIC photos, the format iPhones and iPads save by default, into a PDF, one photo per page. It works in every browser: where the browser can open HEIC itself (Safari on a recent Apple device) it does, and elsewhere the tool reads the photo with its own image engine, which is downloaded the first time it is needed (about 14 MB).
Add up to 100 photos at a time, drag them into order and choose the page size, orientation and margin. Each photo is stored as a high-quality JPEG picture, the way up it was taken, and the camera data in the photo (date, location) is not copied. A file that holds several pictures, such as a burst, gives a page for each.
All conversion happens in your browser, ensuring your photos remain private.
How to Use
Upload HEIC Files
Drag and drop your HEIC photos or click to select them.
Arrange Photos
Reorder photos and select page settings.
Convert and Download
Click "Convert to PDF", then download the result. The first photo can take a little longer while the image engine is downloaded.
Use Cases
iPhone Photo Albums
Create PDF albums from iPhone photos for sharing.
Document Scanning
Convert iPhone document scans to PDF format.
Cross-Platform Sharing
Convert HEIC to PDF for universal compatibility.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is HEIC format?
HEIC (High Efficiency Image Container) is Apple's image format that provides better compression than JPEG.
Are Live Photos supported?
Only the still picture. The HEIC file of a Live Photo holds the still; the moving part is a separate video file, which this tool does not take.
Is EXIF data preserved?
No. Only the picture itself is copied into the PDF. The date, camera and location stored in the photo are left out, and there is no option to keep them.