Free HEIC to PDF Converter
Turn HEIC photos from an iPhone into a PDF in your browser, one page per photo, without uploading them. Ideal for photographed receipts, forms and documents that somebody wants as a single PDF.
Drop images here
Each one becomes a page — add as many as you like
Runs entirely in your browser. Your images are never uploaded to a server.
How it works
- Drop your HEIC photos onto the box above. Each one becomes a page.
- The first time, your browser downloads the HEIC decoder, about half a megabyte. The photos stay on your device.
- Put the pages in order with the arrows, and remove any you did not mean to include.
- Choose whether each page matches its photo or sits on an A4 or Letter sheet for printing, then download the PDF.
Common use cases
- Sending photographed receipts to an expenses system that only accepts PDF.
- Turning photos of a signed form into one document to email back.
- Submitting photos of an ID or proof of address without handing them to a conversion website.
- Collecting photos of handwritten notes or a whiteboard into a single file.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I put several HEIC photos into one PDF?
- Yes. Drop them all in together and each becomes a page, in the order shown. You can rearrange them before downloading, and drop more in at any point to add them to the end.
- Are my photos uploaded?
- No. Both the HEIC decoding and the PDF are done in your own browser, so the photos never leave your device. That matters more than usual for this conversion, since it is so often used for receipts, forms and ID documents.
- Will it fit the photos to a normal page for printing?
- If you want it to. Choose A4 or Letter and each photo is scaled to sit centered on a standard sheet, which is what a printer or an office expects. Leave it on the default and each page is exactly the size of its photo instead.
- Why is the PDF large?
- Each page holds the full-resolution photo, and phone cameras take big pictures. If the PDF is too large to send, shrink the photos first with the image resizer, then build the PDF from those.