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HEIC to PDF

Turn the HEIC photos saved by iPhones and iPads into PDF documents. Choose between a page sized to match the photo or a standard A4 page.
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Supports files up to 50 MiB each.

Drop in a file, click convert, and you're done. Everything runs directly in your browser with no upload to wait for, and the result is ready to download right away.

Things to know

  • Each file produces one PDF. Combining multiple photos into a single PDF is not supported.
  • The photo is re-encoded as JPEG before being placed in the PDF, so the quality is not guaranteed to be identical to the original.
  • The photo's original metadata is not preserved in the resulting PDF.

How to use

  1. Choose a HEIC

    Select a HEIC or HEIF file up to 50 MiB.

  2. Pick a page size

    Choose between matching the photo size exactly or fitting it on an A4 page with margins.

  3. Convert to PDF

    Start the conversion and download the finished PDF file.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between the page size options?

Fit creates a page the same size as the photo, filling it edge to edge with no margins. A4 places the photo on a portrait A4 page, scaled to fit within the margins while keeping its aspect ratio.

Can I combine multiple photos into one PDF?

No. Each file produces one PDF. If you select several photos, each one is converted to a separate PDF.

Does the photo quality suffer?

The HEIC photo is re-encoded as a high-quality JPEG before being placed in the PDF. There is virtually no visible difference, but it isn't bit-for-bit identical to the original.

Can I convert a Live Photo?

Yes. Only the still-photo portion goes into the PDF, though; the accompanying video portion is not used.

Is my photo sent anywhere?

No. Your file never leaves your device. The conversion runs entirely in your browser and nothing is uploaded.