One PDF or a file each
Merge every HEIC into one combined PDF, or output a separate PDF per photo. Combined saves as a single download; separate files come back together as a ZIP.
HEIC to PDF — turn iPhone photos into a shareable document
Your iPhone saves photos as HEIC, and half the world can't open them. Drop your .heic files and get a PDF that works on any device — email it, print it, or attach it to a form. Merge a batch into one document or make a separate PDF for each.
Drop HEIC files to build a PDF
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Why iPhone HEIC photos belong in a PDF
HEIC is the format iPhones and iPads use to store photos, and it saves a lot of space compared with JPEG. The catch shows up the moment you leave Apple's world. Send a .heic to a Windows colleague, drop it into an old web form, or open it on an Android phone, and it often just refuses to show. Wrapping those photos in a PDF fixes it in one move: a PDF renders identically on any phone, computer, or printer, so the person receiving it never has to know the originals were HEIC or install anything to read them.
Each HEIC becomes a page, placed in the order you drop the files. With more than one photo the default is a single combined PDF, but you can switch to one PDF per image if you prefer them separate. A single HEIC still produces a clean one-page document. You control the page — leave it matching each photo, or standardise everything to A4 or Letter — along with orientation, margin, and how the image fits inside the page. Photos taken sideways are auto-rotated so they land upright.
A few honest points. Location and camera metadata — GPS coordinates, EXIF, the lot — is stripped by default, which is usually what you want before sharing a document. HEIC photos are often high resolution, so a batch can build a heavy PDF; resize or compress first if you need something light to email. And converting does not sharpen anything: the page shows the same photo the HEIC held, just inside a document wrapper. Live Photos contribute their still frame, not the short video.
Features
Upright, clean pages
Photos shot in portrait or landscape are auto-oriented so no page comes out sideways, and camera metadata is cleared from every page by default.
No upload, no Apple software
Every HEIC is decoded in your browser with WebAssembly — no iCloud, no desktop app, no server. The photos never leave your device.
When converting HEIC to PDF helps
Sending photos to non-Apple users
A Windows or Android recipient may not open a .heic at all. Combine your photos into one PDF and they view the whole set with no format headaches.
Submitting iPhone photos to a form
Insurance claims, applications, and portals often accept PDF but not HEIC. Turn your phone snaps into a PDF and the upload finally succeeds.
Filing receipts snapped on a phone
Photograph receipts with your iPhone, drop the HEIC files here, and combine them into one PDF for an expense report or your accountant.
Printing phone photos as pages
Set the page to A4 or Letter with a small margin and print your iPhone photos as clean full-page prints, no photo-layout app required.
Bundling document photos
Shot a multi-page contract or form page by page? Merge the HEIC images into a single ordered PDF so it reads top to bottom.
Handing over a photo set
Share a day's photos as one tidy PDF that opens anywhere, instead of a folder of HEIC files the other person may struggle to preview.
Built for HEIC-to-PDF, straight about the trade-offs
- Combine a batch into one document or split into a PDF per photo
- Sideways photos auto-rotate so no page comes out on its side
- GPS and EXIF metadata cleared from every page by default
- A single unreadable HEIC is skipped so the rest of the batch still finishes
How to convert HEIC to PDF in three steps
Drop your HEIC photos
Add one photo or up to fifty. Both .heic and .heif are welcome, and each file joins the queue in the order you drop it — which becomes the page order.
Set page size and mode
Choose combine into one PDF or one PDF per photo, then pick Image, A4, or Letter with orientation, margin, fit, and DPI. The defaults are ready to go if you would rather not fuss.
Download your PDF
A combined document saves as a single PDF. If you chose one PDF per photo, each downloads on its own or arrives as a single ZIP with the whole set.
Tips for clean HEIC-to-PDF results
- Tip 1:
Drop files in the order you want them read. Page order follows upload order, so arrange the photos before converting.
- Tip 2:
Choosing A4 or Letter? A small margin keeps photos off the very edge and stops home printers from clipping them.
- Tip 3:
Mind the size with high-resolution iPhone photos. A big batch makes a heavy PDF, so compress or resize first if you need to email it.
- Tip 4:
Want the photos as individual editable images too? Convert HEIC to JPG separately — this tool outputs a document, not loose image files.
HEIC to PDF — frequently asked
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Got iPhone HEIC photos to turn into a PDF?
Drop them here, choose one document or many, and download a PDF that opens on any device — no Apple software needed.