HEIC to PDF Converter (Combine Multiple Photos, No Upload)
Turn iPhone HEIC photos, JPGs and PNGs into a single PDF. Reorder the pages and choose the page size (match each image, or A4).
Drop HEIC, JPG or PNG files here
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You can select several files (up to 100 at a time). Whether HEIC opens depends on your browser (see "Which browsers can open HEIC" below).
1. Image order (PDF page order)
2. PDF settings
3. Download
How to use
- Drop your HEIC (or JPG / PNG) photos into the box above. You can select several at once.
- Arrange the order with "Up" and "Down", and use "Remove" to drop any you do not want.
- Pick a page size and quality, then press "Create PDF".
- Press "Save the PDF". Open the saved file and check the page order and orientation before you send it.
Which browsers can open HEIC
HEIC files are compressed with HEVC, the same codec used for video. This page does not bundle an HEVC decoder; it relies on what your browser or OS provides, so support depends on the browser.
- Safari (iPhone, iPad, Mac): Safari 17 and later can open HEIC itself, according to Apple. We have not yet tested this page in Safari.
- Chrome on macOS: decodes HEVC through the browser's video support (WebCodecs). The same decoder is used by our HEIC to JPG converter, where it is tested. For this PDF page, we confirmed in Chrome on macOS (an automated browser) that one small HEIC made on macOS plus one PNG produced a 2-page PDF (2026-11-08). Real iPhone photos and large tiled HEIC files have not been tested on this page yet.
- Chrome and Edge on Windows, Android: expected to work on hardware with HEVC support (Chrome 107 and later, based on public documentation; not tested). On Windows you may need the HEVC video extension from Microsoft.
- Firefox, Linux: HEIC often will not open. In that case the file name and reason are shown above the list. JPG and PNG files work in every browser.
Limits and notes
- HEIC opens only in browsers that can decode HEVC.
- HEIC colors are written as the sRGB version the browser produces. Wide-gamut photos are mapped to nearby colors and can look slightly different.
- HEIC transparency and depth data are ignored. For HEIC files with several images, only the primary image is used. The video part of Live Photos is not included.
- One image per page. No text recognition (OCR) is done, so the text in your PDF cannot be searched or selected.
- Up to 100 images at a time and 100 megapixels per image. On phones, large images or many files can run out of memory; if that happens, split them into smaller batches.
- On iPhone Safari and similar browsers, images above about 16.77 megapixels are scaled down to fit within the limit.
- We cannot guarantee that the PDF meets the file size or format rules of whoever you are sending it to. Check their requirements, and choose "Smaller" quality if the file is too large.
Related tools: HEIC to JPG and WebP to PNG converter
FAQ
Are my photos uploaded anywhere?
No. Converting the images and building the PDF both happen inside your browser, using this page's code. You can verify it by turning off your network after the page has loaded: it keeps working. (Page views are counted by cookieless analytics, as described in the footer, but your files are never sent.)
Does it work on an iPhone?
Yes. In Safari on iPhone, Safari itself can open HEIC files. Tap "Choose images" and pick your photos. When you pick from the photo library, iOS sometimes hands over JPEG copies instead, which also works fine. The PDF is saved through the download button and you can open it from the Files app.
Can I combine several photos into one PDF?
Yes. Add as many as 100 images at once, then use the Up and Down buttons on each row to set the page order. Each image becomes one page, in the order shown in the list.
What page size does the PDF use?
You can choose from three options. "Match each image" makes every page the size of its image with no margins (at 150 dpi equivalent). "A4 portrait" fits each image inside a 10 mm margin on an A4 page. "A4 (portrait or landscape)" picks the page orientation to match each image. US Letter is not offered yet; if you need Letter, "Match each image" gives you a page with no margins, which most printers will scale to fit.
Is the image quality the same as the original?
No. Every image is redrawn as a JPEG before it goes into the PDF. You can pick High, Standard or Smaller quality, but the result is always somewhat lower quality than the original. Metadata such as the date taken and GPS location is not included.