HEIC to PDF Converter

1. Upload one or more HEIC files (up to 50 MB total).
2. Click 'Convert HEIC to PDF' — takes 2-5 seconds per photo.
3. Download the PDF — all photos combined into one document.

HEIC photos from iPhone can't be opened on every device — PDF is universal. Converting HEIC to PDF makes your photos viewable everywhere, and you can combine multiple photos into one document.

HEIC is Apple's default photo format, but it's not universally supported — Windows, Android, and many web platforms need extra software to open it. Converting to PDF makes your photos viewable everywhere. PDF also lets you combine multiple photos into one document (perfect for portfolios, ID photo batches, or scanned photo albums).

The converter decodes the HEVC-compressed HEIC image and embeds it in a PDF page using libheif and img2pdf. Color profiles and EXIF orientation are respected. The output is a standard PDF 1.7 file — viewable on any device, print-ready, and shareable by email.

• Making iPhone photos viewable on Windows or Android.
• Combining multiple HEIC photos into one PDF document.
• Preparing HEIC photos for email attachments.
• Archiving iPhone photos as universal PDFs.
• Creating photo portfolios from iPhone captures.
• Submitting HEIC photos to systems that require PDF.
• Converting ID photo batches for passport/visa applications.

HEIC → PDF embeds the photo at its original quality — no re-compression. The PDF shows the same image as the HEIC. HDR content is tone-mapped to standard dynamic range for PDF compatibility.

• HDR content is tone-mapped (PDF doesn't support HDR).
• PDF is image-based — text within HEIC photos isn't searchable.
• Live Photos lose their video component (HEIC only).
• For editable text, use OCR after conversion.
• Very large HEIC files may take longer to process.

• Output PDF opens in every browser, reader, and OS.
• No special software needed — PDF is universal.
• Printable with full fidelity.
• Accepted by every document management system.
• Shareable by email, cloud, or any file transfer.

• Multiple HEIC files can be combined into one PDF.
• EXIF orientation is respected — photos appear correctly rotated.
• Color profiles are preserved — colors match the original.
• For editable text (e.g., documents), use OCR after conversion.
• Keep the original HEIC if you need the raw photo.

Colors look different in the PDF

The color profile may not be preserved by all viewers. Check with a PDF reader that supports ICC profiles (Adobe Acrobat, macOS Preview).

Photos appear upside down or rotated

EXIF orientation is respected by our converter. If the issue persists, check the source HEIC's EXIF data.

Multiple HEIC files merged in the wrong order

Files are combined in upload order. Name them sequentially (01.heic, 02.heic) before uploading for correct order.

• Apple — HEIF and HEVC
• ISO/IEC 23008-12:2017 — HEIF