HEIC to PDF
iPhone photos are often HEIC files that many programs will not open. Here they become a PDF directly, even on a Windows PC.
Drop your file here or choose one
JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, BMP or HEIC · up to 100 photos
Our Terms apply.
How it works
- Choose HEIC photos or drag them into the box, mixed with JPG and PNG if you like.
- Adjust the order and choose page size, margins and images per page.
- Create the PDF and download it.
Frequently asked questions
What is HEIC?
The image format iPhones and iPads use for photos by default. It takes less space than JPG, but some programs and upload forms do not accept it.
Does it work on a Windows PC or on Android?
Yes. Safari reads HEIC itself; in other browsers the photo is converted in your browser first. If a photo ever cannot be opened, we say so on the file; then save it as a JPG.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. The HEIC conversion happens in your browser too. The photos never leave your device.
Why does my iPhone sometimes send JPG and sometimes HEIC?
It depends on how the photo leaves the iPhone and on the camera settings. Some routes convert to JPG on the way, others pass the HEIC file on as it is. Both work here.
What does it cost?
Nothing. Tools that run in your browser are always free and need no account.
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How the handover works →iPhone photos without a detour
iPhones have saved photos as HEIC for years. It saves storage, but causes trouble as soon as the photos land on a Windows PC or need to go into a form that only accepts PDF or JPG. Instead of converting every photo first, drag the HEIC files straight in here and get a PDF.
Mixed works too
Many folders contain both: older photos as JPG, newer ones as HEIC, plus a screenshot as PNG. All of them can go into one PDF in a single pass, in the order you set.
A manageable file size
Phone photos have a lot of megapixels. For a PDF you can send, they are scaled to at most 2000 pixels on the long edge and saved at an adjustable quality. That way even twenty photos usually stay under 10 MB.
Photographed paper?
If the photo shows a sheet of paper, such as a receipt or a form, “Scan” gives a better result: the edges are found, the page is straightened and shadows are evened out. HEIC photos work there too.