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HEIC to PDF Converter
Drop HEIC, JPG, or PNG photos below. Put them in order, then download one PDF.
Drop iPhone HEIC photos, or JPG and PNG images, put them in order, and save one PDF. It is made in your browser, so the files are never uploaded. There is no file-count limit and no paid tier.
Fit to photo makes each page the same shape as the photo. A4 follows the photo orientation, with 10 mm margins. Transparent areas become white. The PDF does not include GPS or other EXIF.
Why PDF
People turn photos into a PDF when a form, a receipt, or an upload portal asks for a document. One file with several pages is easier to send than a pile of photos.
These are often personal documents. Decoding and the PDF itself happen on your device. For a single JPG instead, use HEIC to JPG. To strip metadata from a photo you already have, use Remove EXIF.
How to convert HEIC to PDF
- Drop HEIC, HEIF, JPG, or PNG images into the zone. You can mix them.
- Drag a row, or use Up and Down, to set the page order. Remove any photo you do not want.
- Choose the page size: Fit to photo (default) or A4. Set JPEG quality, and cap the long side if you want a smaller file.
- Click Create PDF. You get one file, with one photo per page.
On a phone or a computer
iPhone and Mac can also turn selected photos into a PDF from their files apps. The menu name depends on the system version. Use this page when you want the same steps everywhere: on Windows, when you want to reorder pages, or when the PDF should leave out photo location data.
Why nothing is uploaded
HEIC photos are decoded and the PDF is assembled in your browser. Receipts and forms stay on your device. After the page has loaded, it works offline.
FAQ
Can I put several photos into one PDF?
Yes. Each photo becomes one page, in the order you set. Files that fail to read are left out, and the page says so.
Does the PDF include the photo’s location?
No. Each page is a JPEG image made in the browser. EXIF, including GPS, is not embedded.
How do I convert HEIC to PDF on Windows?
Open this page in Edge, Chrome, or Firefox. The browser decodes HEIC itself, so you do not install a Windows photo extension.
Is the PDF quality good enough for forms?
By default each page keeps the photo’s pixel size, saved as JPEG at the quality you choose (92% unless you move the slider). You can also cap the long side at 2560, 1920, or 1280 px. If a photo is larger than this browser can draw, it is scaled down to fit.
What page size is used?
Fit to photo is the default: the page matches the photo and the image fills it. A4 uses portrait or landscape to match the photo, with 10 mm margins, and scales the photo to fit inside. A square photo uses portrait A4.
Can I add JPG or PNG files too?
Yes. HEIC, HEIF, JPG, and PNG can go into the same PDF. Transparent areas are filled with white.
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