HEIC to PDF

iPhone photos into one PDF, in the order you want. Your files never leave your device.

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JPGs go into the PDF without re-encoding, other formats in high quality. Photo metadata (location, camera) is left out.

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How to convert HEIC to PDF

  1. Click the box above or drop your HEIC photos onto it — add as many as you like: each photo becomes a page.
  2. Reorder pages with the arrow buttons and choose the page size: A4, Letter or fit to image, with or without margins.
  3. Click “Download PDF” — the document is created right in your browser.

Why use this converter

  • Straight from your iPhone

    HEIC opens in any browser, even ones that can't display the format themselves. Nothing to install.

  • Colors as on iPhone

    The Display P3 color profile is kept in the PDF, so vivid colors don't look washed out.

  • Files stay on your device

    The PDF is built on your device; your photos aren't uploaded anywhere.

  • No location data

    The location and other metadata don't make it into the PDF — only the photos themselves.

FAQ

How do I turn iPhone photos into a PDF?

Add your HEIC photos (on an iPhone, via Files or the Photo Library), put them in order and click “Download PDF”. Each photo becomes a page.

Will the quality get worse?

HEIC photos are stored in the PDF in high quality (JPEG 90), with no visible difference. Rotation and colors are preserved.

Why does my iPhone send JPG instead of HEIC?

When you pick photos, iOS sometimes converts HEIC to JPEG itself. That's fine: JPGs can be added too and go into the PDF without re-encoding.

Can I mix HEIC, JPG and PNG?

Yes: one PDF can combine HEIC, JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF and other formats.

Which page size should I pick?

A4 or Letter for documents and printing; “Fit to image” makes each page exactly the size of the photo, with no white borders.

What about the location and the date taken?

Only the images go into the PDF: location, phone model and the date taken aren't carried over.

Is it safe?

Yes. Only the tool itself is loaded from the site; the PDF is created in your browser and your files are never sent to a server.