How to convert HEIC (iPhone) photos to PDF
- Add your HEIC or HEIF photos from the iPhone or computer.
- Check the page order, A4 size and margin.
- Convert and download your PDF.
iPhones save photos as HEIC (or HEIF) to save space. The catch: many websites, official portals and Windows PCs reject or can't open this format. If you photographed your ID, a payslip, an invoice or an application form with your iPhone, the upload often fails.
This tool reads HEIC files directly and places them, one per page, in an A4 PDF — no need to convert them to JPG first or install an app. Several photos become one document in the order you choose, which is handy for a two-sided ID or a full application.
Tip: on iPhone, pick your pictures from Photos or Files in the browser's file picker. If the portal has a size limit, compress the resulting PDF afterwards.
Photos are processed in memory and deleted after 30 minutes. Free, no account, on phone and computer.
Frequently asked questions
Why are my iPhone photos HEIC?
It is Apple's "High Efficiency" format, smaller than JPG. Many sites and Windows still don't accept it, which is why converting helps.
Do I need to convert to JPG first?
No, add your HEIC or HEIF files directly; they become a PDF in one step.
Can several photos go in one PDF?
Yes, each photo becomes a page of a single PDF, in the order shown, as long as the combine option stays ticked.
Will the photo be the right way up?
Yes, the orientation saved by the iPhone is respected, and the page turns landscape when the photo is wider than tall.
Are my documents kept private?
Yes, they are never published or stored — everything is deleted automatically after 30 minutes.