About HEIC to PDF
Photographed a contract, a receipt or a page of homework on an iPhone? Those pictures are usually HEIC files, and the person asking for them usually wants a PDF. This converter skips the in-between step: it decodes each HEIC photo, compresses it to the quality you choose, and lays it out on PDF pages. Pick page sizes that fit each photo, or A4 and US Letter for printing, add margins, and combine all the photos into one document or keep them as separate PDFs.
How to Use It
- 01
Add HEIC photos
Drop .heic or .heif files in page order, or tap to pick them from your photos.
- 02
Choose layout and quality
Set page size, margin and quality, and decide on one PDF or several.
- 03
Save the PDF
Press Convert and download the result.
Questions
Do I need to convert HEIC to JPG first?
No. Each photo is decoded and compressed in a single pass while the PDF is built.
Why does the converter take a moment per photo?
If your browser can't open HEIC natively, a decoder written in JavaScript does the work, which takes longer for large photos than ordinary JPG decoding. Each file shows its progress.
Will the PDF be too big to email?
Phone photos are large. If the PDF is too big, lower the quality to 70-80% or set a maximum width of around 2000 px, which is still sharp on a printed page.
Is photo metadata included in the PDF?
No. Location and camera details from the HEIC files are not carried into the PDF.