How to convert HEIC to PDF
- Select Choose files or drop your HEIC or HEIF photos on the box.
- Put them in order with Up and Down. The first one becomes page 1.
- Choose page size, orientation and margin. The default is A4 with a 5 mm margin.
- Select Create PDF and then Download.
How this page differs
This version of Images to PDF understands the HEIC format that iPhones and recent iPads use for photos. Normally you would convert each photo with HEIC to JPG and then build the PDF. Here both steps run together: every photo is decoded with the libheif library, saved as a high quality JPG in memory and placed on its own page.
What you get
One PDF with a page for each photo, centered and scaled without stretching. Pages are A4 by default, with automatic orientation so landscape photos get landscape pages. The picture is rotated to match how you held the phone. The PDF opens in any reader, on any device, even those that cannot open HEIC.
Good uses
Sending photos of documents from your iPhone to an office that wants a PDF, attaching several pictures to a visa or school application, or making a printable photo sheet without installing anything.
Tips
- Decoding large HEIC photos takes a moment on older phones. Try a few photos at a time.
- To also edit the photos, convert them first with HEIC to JPG.
- Join the finished PDF with other documents using Merge PDF.
- For JPG photos use JPG to PDF, which starts with a 10 mm margin.
All work happens on your device. Your photos are never uploaded, which matters for IDs and private pictures.