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HEIC → PDF

Convert HEIC to PDF

A PDF is what you send when photos need to arrive as a document — a receipt, a signed form, pages of a passport, a set of images someone has to print or file.

Convert your files

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How it works

An animation of this converter at work: three HEIC files arrive as numbered frames, convert one after another, and each is marked with a red corner bracket when its PDF is ready to save.
Your files appear as frames and convert one at a time. Nothing is sent anywhere — open your browser’s network tab and watch.

Several photos become one document

This page works differently from the others. Drop in ten photos and you get one PDF with ten pages, in the order you added them, rather than ten separate files. That is almost always what people converting photos to PDF actually want, so it is the default rather than an option.

Each page is sized to its own photograph, so nothing is cropped and nothing is padded with white margins. A landscape photo produces a landscape page.

What this is good for

Scanned paperwork photographed with a phone, receipts for an expense claim, identity documents a form insists on receiving as PDF, or a set of photos going to someone who needs to print them in one job. For anything that stays an image — editing, uploading, sharing — use JPG instead.

Questions

Will all my photos go into one PDF?

Yes. Multiple photos become a single document, one photo per page, in the order you added them. Convert one file at a time if you need separate PDFs.

What page size does it use?

Each page matches the dimensions of its own photograph, so nothing is cropped or letterboxed. There is no forced A4 or Letter frame.

Can I change the page order?

Not yet. The order follows the order you added the files, so add them in the sequence you want, or clear and start again.