HEIC to PDF - Convert iPhone Photos Free

Upload your HEIC photos and download them as a single clean PDF document, right in your browser.

Yes. Add multiple HEIC files at once and combine them into one PDF in the order you choose.

Yes. Photos are converted without unnecessary recompression, so they stay sharp.

PDFs open everywhere - perfect for sharing iPhone photos with people whose devices cannot read HEIC files.

No. Conversion runs locally in your browser, so your photos stay on your device.

A PDF bundles many photos into one tidy document that opens everywhere, which suits applications, receipts and paperwork for official forms. Individual JPGs are better when photos still need editing or placing one by one. If you need image files instead, use the HEIC to JPG converter for the same photos.

Yes. Add up to 20 HEIC photos in one session and they are combined into a single PDF, one photo per page, following the order you added them. Glance through the list before generating, so every page lands where you expect it in the finished document.

Photos are placed into the PDF at high quality without unnecessary recompression, so prints and archives stay sharp. If the finished file feels too large for email, create the PDF from fewer photos or compress the PDF afterwards as a separate step before sending it.

Check that the file finished downloading and is a genuine HEIC image, because the video part of a Live Photo cannot be converted. Export the still photo again from your library and retry. Also remember the general limit of 100 MB per uploaded file for unusually large images.

No computer is required: open the page in your phone browser, pick photos from your library and build the PDF right there. Decoding and assembly run entirely in the browser, so even a full set of iPhone photos is converted without being uploaded to any server.