HEIC to PDF Converter

Turn iPhone photos into a PDF

iPhones and iPads save photos as HEIC by default. The format is compact and sharp, but many forms, email systems, government portals and Windows programs still expect a PDF or a JPG. This HEIC to PDF converter takes one or more HEIC or HEIF photos and combines them into a single PDF, with one photo on each page. It suits receipts, signed documents, ID pictures, whiteboard shots and anything else you captured with a phone camera.

The conversion runs entirely inside your browser. Each photo is decoded on your device, converted to a high-quality image and embedded into a new PDF with pdf-lib, then saved as a local download. There is no upload, no server queue and no account. That matters when photos contain addresses, signatures, invoices or personal information you would rather keep private.

One photo per page, no cropping

Every PDF page matches the pixel dimensions of its photo, so the image fills the page without cropping and keeps its original orientation. If you need a specific paper size for printing, resize or crop the photos first. For sharing and uploading, a page that matches the photo produces a clean document that most readers and portals accept.

Tips for better results

Arrange the files in the order you want them to appear, because the PDF follows the list. Large photos can take a few seconds each to decode, so a PDF made from many photos may take a little while on older phones. If the finished PDF is too large for an upload limit, compress the photos first or run the result through a PDF compressor. Keep your original HEIC files until you have opened the PDF and confirmed that every page is readable. Because everything happens locally, you can rebuild the PDF as many times as you like without exposing your photos to any service.