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Convert HEIC to PDF
iPhones save photos as HEIC, which many upload forms and Windows PCs reject. This turns those photos straight into a PDF, one picture per page.
✓ No upload · ✓ No sign-up · ✓ No watermark
How to use Convert HEIC to PDF
- Add your .heic or .heif photos.
- Use the ▲ ▼ arrows to set the page sequence.
- Pick Page size, Orientation and Margin.
- Choose Image quality and click Create PDF; HEIC decoding can take a few seconds per photo.
From HEIC to a shareable PDF
HEIC is Apple's high-efficiency format: it stores photos at about half the size of JPEG but is not widely supported. The tool uses the heic2any library to decode each file in the browser, then lays it out on a PDF page as a JPEG.
If you photographed documents on an iPhone for a scholarship or recruitment form, this saves transferring them to a computer and converting them one by one. A4 with Auto orientation gives a printable, consistent layout.
Limitations
- Decoding is done in JavaScript and is noticeably slower than for JPG, especially for many photos.
- When a HEIC file holds more than one image, only the first is used.
- Large batches can run out of memory on older phones.
Frequently asked questions
Can I just stop my iPhone saving HEIC?
Yes. Under Settings, Camera, Formats, choose Most Compatible to save new photos as JPEG.
Does it work on Android and Windows?
Yes. Decoding is handled by the page itself, so it does not depend on the operating system supporting HEIC.
Do my iPhone photos get uploaded?
No. The photos are decoded and placed into the PDF without leaving your device.