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Convert HEIC to PDF

Turn one or many HEIC images into a single PDF, one image per page, right in your browser, if it can open HEIC. Your files are not uploaded and there is no sign-up.

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    How to convert HEIC to PDF

    1. Drop your HEIC files on the box above, or click Choose files. The pages follow the order in the list; remove any image you do not want.
    2. Pick the page size: the same size as each image, A4 or US Letter. On A4 and Letter, landscape images get a landscape page.
    3. Click Create PDF and download the file.

    Questions

    Are my files uploaded?

    No. Everything runs inside your browser on your own device. Your files never leave it.

    Does it work in every browser?

    HEIC photos are converted with your browser's own HEIC support, and not every browser has it. If yours does not, each photo shows a message instead of a result, and nothing is downloaded. If your browser cannot open HEIC, you can convert the photo on an Apple device: on a Mac, open it in Photos or Preview, choose File > Export and pick JPEG or PNG. On an iPhone or iPad, Settings > Camera > Formats > Most Compatible saves new photos as JPEG.

    Does the PDF lower the quality of my images?

    A JPG that needs no rotation or color conversion goes into the PDF exactly as it is, without being compressed again. Other images are stored as high-quality JPG (quality 92), or as PNG if they have transparent areas.

    How big is each image on the page?

    With “Same as each image”, every page is the size of its image at 96 pixels per inch. On A4 and US Letter the image is centered with a half-inch margin and is never enlarged beyond that size.

    Does the PDF include my file names or other data?

    No. The PDF has no title, no date and no file names. Location and camera data from the photos are not copied.

    Can I add other formats?

    Yes. JPG, PNG and WebP files are accepted and converted to PDF pages. AVIF, HEIC and HEIF files work too if your browser can open them.