HEIC to PDF Converter

How to Use the HEIC to PDF Converter

1. Drop your HEIC photos into the box above or click to choose them. Each photo becomes one page.
2. Use the arrows to put the pages in order, then choose the page size, margin and image quality.
3. Click Create PDF and download your document.

From iPhone Photos to One PDF

Photos of receipts, documents, whiteboards or handwritten notes are easier to send as one PDF than as a dozen separate HEIC files, especially to people on Windows or to forms that only accept PDF. The converter puts each photo on its own page, in the order shown in the list.

Page Size, Margin and Quality

• Same as image: each page has the size of its photo (at 96 pixels per inch). Best for viewing on screen.
• A4 or US Letter: standard paper sizes for printing. Each photo is scaled to fit the page without cropping, and landscape photos get a landscape page.
• Margin: add a small (0.25 in) or large (0.5 in) white border around each photo.
• Image quality: photos are stored in the PDF as JPEG. High (92%) looks the same as the original; Medium (80%) makes a noticeably smaller PDF.

Small PDFs, Correct Colors

Storing photos as JPEG keeps the PDF compact: it's about as large as the same photos saved as JPG files. The photos are decoded with libheif in your browser, and their Display P3 colors are converted to standard sRGB so they look right in every PDF viewer.

Because nothing is uploaded, you can safely convert photos of personal documents such as IDs, contracts or bank statements.

Limitations

• Each photo is placed on its own page; several photos can't be combined on one page.
• The text in photos of documents isn't converted to searchable text (no OCR).
• EXIF metadata such as the date taken and GPS location isn't copied into the PDF.
• A HEIC file can contain several images, for example dynamic wallpapers. Only the main image is used.
• On iPhone and iPad, photos larger than about 16.7 megapixels are scaled down to fit Safari's canvas limit.