Conversion Toolkit · Format shifting

HEIC to PDF,
right in your browser.

Put iPhone HEIC photos into a single PDF, for example photos of a document, receipts or ID pages. You can mix in JPG and PNG images and choose the page order.

HEIC, JPG and PNG

Reorder photos

Runs in your browser

Files stay on your device

Free, no sign-up

Works on phone and desktop

Select HEIC to PDF file

or drag and drop here — up to 25MB free

Accepts: .heic · .heif · .jpg · .jpeg · .png

Good to know

Private by design

Your files are processed in your browser and are never uploaded to our servers.

What you can add

Accepted files: HEIC, HEIF, JPG, JPEG, PNG.

Check the result

Open the downloaded file and check it before you send or submit it.

How to use HEIC to PDF

Add your files

Drag files here or tap to choose them (HEIC, HEIF, JPG, JPEG, PNG).

Choose your settings

Adjust the options for this tool, or keep the defaults.

Download the result

Your new file downloads straight away. Open it and check it before you use it.

How to turn HEIC photos into a PDF

Add your .heic photos, and any JPG or PNG images, then drag them into the order you want. Each photo becomes one page, sized to the photo. Create the PDF and download it.

This is the quickest way to send phone photos of a contract, a set of receipts or both sides of an ID card as one file, which many portals and email recipients prefer.

Make the PDF small enough to upload

Phone photos are large, so a PDF of several pages can quickly reach several megabytes. If a form has an upload limit, run the finished file through the Compress PDF tool, which can aim for a size such as 500 KB or 1 MB.

For a cleaner result, crop each photo to the page before you take it, keep the phone level, and use good light so the text is readable after compression.

Your photos stay on your device

The HEIC photos are decoded and placed into the PDF inside your browser using an open-source HEIC decoder. Nothing is uploaded. The decoder downloads the first time you use it.