HEIC to PDF converter
Make one PDF from iPhone photos of documents, without uploading them.
or drop them here, or paste them
Nothing is uploaded.
Your browser itself has to read the HEIC photo. An up-to-date Safari on iPhone, iPad or Mac can; most other browsers can't yet.
About HEIC to PDF
Photographed a form, a receipt or a signed letter with your iPhone? The photos are probably HEIC files, which many offices and websites can't open. This converter puts them into one PDF that everyone can open.
Each photo becomes one page in the order you choose. The PDF is made on your own phone or computer, so private documents never leave it. It works in an up-to-date Safari on an iPhone, iPad or Mac, which reads HEIC itself. Most other browsers can't yet, and this site adds no HEIC reader of its own, because one needs a patent licence.
Choose a page size: A4 or Letter if the PDF will be printed, or Fit to give every page exactly the size of its photo. With A4 or Letter you can also pick a margin. Photos taken sideways are turned the right way up, so no page comes out rotated.
One PDF is easier to send than a pile of photos: receipts for an expense claim, the pages of a lease, or pictures for a print shop. The photos are stored in the PDF as high-quality JPEG, which keeps the file a sensible size. Location and camera details are not copied into it.
Questions and answers
Yes. Drag the photos into the right order, or use the keyboard, before you make the PDF.
A photo of a page is an image. The PDF shows it exactly, but you can't select the words in it.
A4 or Letter if you plan to print or send it to an office. Fit makes every page exactly the size of its photo.
Only in a browser that reads HEIC, and most on Windows don't yet. The quickest way is to make the PDF in Safari on the iPhone itself and send it to your computer.